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[Our ignorance 'tis Thine to show]
Know ye not this parable? and how, &c.
—iv. 13.
Our ignorance 'tis Thine to show,
And make us sensible
We never can the mysteries know
Which Thou dost not reveal:
All Scripture hence we plainly see
By inspiration given,
And wait, O Lord, till taught of Thee
We teach the way to heaven.
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