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1634.
['Tis not enough to speak for God]
And he brought him to Jesus.
—i. 42.
'Tis not enough to speak for God:
If God our faithful labours speed,
We minister the grace bestow'd,
And precious souls to Jesus lead;
Point them to the Messiah nigh,
And place beneath His pitying eye.
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