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1633.
[The man who hath his Saviour found]
He first findeth his own brother, . . . and saith, &c.
—i. 41.
The man who hath his Saviour found,
And knows where He vouchsafes to dwell,
Should never bury in the ground
His treasure, or his faith conceal,
But testify the gospel-word,
And others urge to seek their Lord.
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