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[If still Thou dost with sinners eat]
Where is the guestchamber, where I shall eat, &c.
—xiv. 14.
If still Thou dost with sinners eat,
Come, dearest Lord, and quickly come:
Thy grace alone can speak us meet,
Our souls enlarge to make Thee room,
The leaven old of inbred sin
Expel by true sincerity,
Prepare our heart and enter in,
And keep a passover in me.
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