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[The lower at His feet we stoop]
Arise, go thy way.
—xvii. 19.
The lower at His feet we stoop,
The higher Jesus lifts us up,
And strengthens with confirming grace
Through all His peaceful pleasant ways
To walk unblamable in love,
And serve Him as His saints above.
| CHAPTER XVII. The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | |