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[Let Pharisees affect]
The Pharisees, . . . except they wash their hands, &c.
—vii. 3, 4.
Let Pharisees affect
External purity,
Thy Spirit, Lord, doth us direct
Frequent to wash in Thee:
Busied with life's affairs
We search our inward parts,
And from the filth of worldly cares
Wash, not our hands, but hearts.
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