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1766.
[Descending from Thy Father's throne]
I came down from heaven . . . to do . . . the will of, &c.
—vi. 38.
Descending from Thy Father's throne,
Thou cam'st to execute His will,
The souls peculiarly Thine own
To bless, and sanctify, and seal;
And raise whoe'er His voice obey,
Thy saints triumphant in that day.
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