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[How pleasing is the harmony]
Philip . . . telleth Andrew . . . Andrew and Philip, &c.
—xii. 22.
How pleasing is the harmony
When Jesu's ministers agree,
In bringing souls to Him conspire,
And point them to the world's Desire;
His followers true, no envious zeal,
No vain self-preference they feel;
His glory seek, and not their own,
And live to' exalt their Lord alone.
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