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1187.
[Subject to Thy parents Thee]
He . . . was subject unto them.
—ii. 51.
Subject to Thy parents Thee
The God supreme we praise:
O might all our children be
Partakers of Thy grace!
From their birth to sin inclined,
Convert and make them as Thou art,
Bless'd with Thy obedient mind,
Thy meek and lowly heart.
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