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[Rent by Thy expiring groan]
The veil of the temple was rent in twain.
—xxvii. 51.
Rent by Thy expiring groan
The temple's veil I see,
Rent the flesh Thou didst put on,
Eternal God, for me:
Viewing now the heavens thrown wide,
I to my Father's house repair,
Boldly enter through Thy side,
And claim a mansion there.
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