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1046.
[The sovereign God affects]
To love Him with all the heart . . . is more than, &c.
—xii. 33.
The sovereign God affects
Our whole delight to be,
And every worshipper rejects
When void of charity:
No other sacrifice
Can for this want atone,
But love the place of all supplies,
But love is all in one.
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