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1275.
[Jesus vouchsafes to recompense]
They . . . found the servant whole that had, &c.
—vii. 10.
Jesus vouchsafes to recompense
The faith He doth Himself impart,
Inspires the hope, and then the sense
Of pardon in a contrite heart;
Faith to be heal'd Thou know'st I have,
I wait Thy pardoning love to feel:
Come, Lord, and to the utmost save,
And perfectly Thy servant heal.
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