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[He spake that they might hear]
These things I say, that ye might be saved.
—v. 34.
He spake that they might hear,
And faith by hearing come,
He spake with kind intent sincere
To save and not to doom;
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He wish'd them justified,
Who in their sins continued still
Till in their sins they died.
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