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[Make Thy heavenly wisdom mine]
He suffered no man to go in, save Peter, &c.
—viii. 51.
Make Thy heavenly wisdom mine,
By signs infallible,
Teach me, Lord, the works Divine
To publish, or conceal;
When before the multitude
Thy gracious wonders to repeat,
When the people to exclude,
And when the saints admit.
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