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[The grace if actions cannot prove]
The grace if actions cannot prove,Will words demonstrate perfect love?
And if there no criterion be,
How shall we e'er discern the tree?
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The stock distinct on which they grow,
The saint's, or sinner's heart explain;
Or God laid down a test in vain.
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