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[Speak, Divine Interpreter]
The eyes of all . . . were fastened on Him.
—iv. 20.
Speak, Divine Interpreter,
Thine own prophetic word,
All my listening soul is ear
And hangs upon its Lord,
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From whom it never shall remove,
Till Thine open face I see,
And hear Thy voice above.
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