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 | CHAPTER V. The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley |  |
1739.
[Coming in Thy great Father's name]
If another shall come in his own name, &c.
—v. 43.
Coming in Thy great Father's name
Who first rejected Thee
Allow'd each bold impostor's claim
With blind credulity:
And still we see the world that can
God and His truth deny,
They greedily assent to man,
They all believe a lie.
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