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 | CHAPTER XII. The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley |  |
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[The carnal Jews misunderstood]
Do ye not therefore err, &c.
—xii. 24.
The carnal Jews misunderstood
The lively oracles of God,
No promise spiritual they saw
Beneath the shadows of the law,
But resting in the literal word
Renounced the truth, with Christ our Lord.
The lively oracles of God,
No promise spiritual they saw
Beneath the shadows of the law,
But resting in the literal word
Renounced the truth, with Christ our Lord.
The modern Jews who bear His name,
In judgment and mistake the same,
No hope of immortality
In Moses or the prophets see,
No Spirit now to sinners given,
No inward Christ, or present heaven.
In judgment and mistake the same,
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In Moses or the prophets see,
No Spirit now to sinners given,
No inward Christ, or present heaven.
They still a God unknown adore,
Strangers to faith's almighty power,
To Christ the power of God in man,
Who only can His word explain
And write it on their inward parts,
And breathe the sense into their hearts.
Strangers to faith's almighty power,
To Christ the power of God in man,
Who only can His word explain
And write it on their inward parts,
And breathe the sense into their hearts.
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