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260.
[Not to indulge our sloth and ease]
Think not that I am come to send peace on, &c.
—x. 34.
Not to indulge our sloth and ease,
Not to confirm our worldly peace,
Didst Thou on earth appear,
But that we might Thy kingdom know,
And find, cut off from all below,
The Lord our portion here.
Not to confirm our worldly peace,
Didst Thou on earth appear,
But that we might Thy kingdom know,
And find, cut off from all below,
The Lord our portion here.
Thou kindly camest to stand between,
To separate us from sinful men,
Us from our selves to part,
That rescued by Thy Spirit's power
Thy saints may cleave to earth no more,
But give Thee all their heart.
To separate us from sinful men,
Us from our selves to part,
That rescued by Thy Spirit's power
Thy saints may cleave to earth no more,
But give Thee all their heart.
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