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[A rich man saved! it cannot be.]
With men it is impossible, but not with God.
—x. 27.
A rich man saved! it cannot be.
Ye that in riches trust,
Feel this impossibility,
Or be for ever lost!
Despair, and then to Jesus fly,
Who can the bar remove,
For Jesus is the Lord Most High,
The' almighty God of love.
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