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[Presumptuous men through malice blind]
Could not this Man, which opened the eyes, &c.
—xi. 37.
Presumptuous men through malice blind,
Would fain the times and seasons know,
Fault with eternal Wisdom find,
And teach Him when His power to show,
Insult Him for His kind delay,
And when He works, the Saviour stay.
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