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[To whom should Thy disciples go]
Go ye, and learn what that meaneth, &c.
—ix. 13.
To whom should Thy disciples go,
Of whom should they be taught, but Thee?
Thy Spirit must Thy meaning show;
O might He show it now to me!
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Not sacrifice from us receive:
Thy grace to all doth freely move,
Thy favourite attribute is love.
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