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[Conviction is from God]
Since the world began was it not heard, &c.
—ix. 32.
Conviction is from God:
Since first the world began,
Was never man who knew or show'd
The sinfulness of man:
The Spirit of truth alone
Of unbelief reproves,
He makes the human darkness known,
And by His light removes.
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