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[Enter Lord this troubled heart]
When they were come into the ship, the, &c.
—xiv. 32, 33.
Enter Lord this troubled heart,
And passion's storms shall cease,
Sin and unbelief depart,
And all my soul be peace:
Then I to Thy glory live,
And Thee the Son of God adore,
Till this shatter'd bark arrive
At that celestial shore.
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