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['Tis there the law is void at last]
They saw no man any more, save Jesus only, &c.
—ix. 8.
'Tis there the law is void at last,
The prophecies fulfill'd and pass'd,
Mysteries and ministries are o'er,
And God in Scripture speaks no more:
Contemplating their Lord alone
All things the saints possess in one,
Enjoy the blissful plenitude
Of God in Christ, and Christ in God.
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