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[Thou offerest, Lord, to all Thy love]
Whosoever hath, to him shall be given.
—xiii. 12.
Thou offerest, Lord, to all Thy love:
Thy love may we retain,
With faithful diligence improve,
And farther blessings gain:
To us who grasp the things before,
Grace upon grace be given;
And when our souls can hold no more,
Bestow the joys of heaven.
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