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[One moment, Lord, if Thou depart]
Though all men shall be offended because, &c.
—xxvi. 33.
One moment, Lord, if Thou depart,
With like presumption I
Shall trust my own deceitful heart,
And give my God the lie:
Though all prove faithful to Thy cause,
Without Thy constant power
I only stumbling at Thy cross
Shall fall, and rise no more.
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