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1226.
[Our Saviour and Lord]
All they that had any sick with divers, &c.
—iv. 40.
Our Saviour and Lord
Applies through His word
His medicinal grace,
His omnipotent hands on our spirits He lays:
He is always the same,
When His wonderful name
He in sinners reveals,
And whate'er our disease, if He touches, He heals.
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