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[Looking for the grace of God]
Thy daughter is dead; trouble not the Master, &c.
—viii. 49.
Looking for the grace of God
And ready to receive,
Tempted then by flesh and blood,
And urged to disbelieve,
Let us then our shield hold fast,
And wrestle on in faithful prayer,
Sure to gain His life at last,
And all His impress bear.
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