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[O what multitudes at last]
None of those men which were bidden shall taste.
—xiv. 24.
O what multitudes at last
Their own destroyers prove!
Call'd, they might but will not taste
The sweets of Jesus' love:
Those who scorn'd His proffer'd grace,
And would not to His supper come,
Christ shall from His presence chase
To hell's eternal gloom.
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