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1287.
[I the greatest debtor am]
There was a certain creditor which had two, &c.
—vii. 41.
I the greatest debtor am,
Infinite the debt I owed,
Till a bankrupt poor I came
To the sin-remitting God;
Trembling at His feet I lay,
Scarcely dared for mercy call:
Then, when I could nothing pay
Frankly He forgave me all.
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