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[All kinds and all degrees of sin]
All manner of sin . . . shall be forgiven.
—xii. 31.
All kinds and all degrees of sin
Wilt Thou indeed forgive?
Then I, even I may be made clean,
And in Thy presence live:
Lord, I expect Thy promised grace;
And when Thou hast forgiven,
Pardon shall lead to holiness,
And holiness to heaven.
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