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[The man of God, like Christ, gives place]
But when Jesus knew it, He withdrew, &c.
—xii. 15.
The man of God, like Christ, gives place,
No longer useful in His cause,
Nor tempts a blindfold harden'd race,
But from the furious world withdraws,
The' occasion of their sin removes,
And leaves the foes he wisely loves.
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