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[Whatever knowledge from his Lord]
Whatever knowledge from his Lord,Or talents he receives,
Poor is the preacher of the word,
And poor he always lives:
For fresh supplies of needful grace
His wants incessant call,
A sinner still, he nothing has,
And yet possesses all.
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