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1814.
[See the heavenly Man of God]
The Pharisees and the chief priests sent, &c.
—vii. 32.
See the heavenly Man of God,
How patiently He stands!
Lets the men athirst for blood
Extend their ruffian hands;
Checks the fury of His foes,
But not by judgments from above,
Only signs of meekness shows,
And miracles of love!
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