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 | CHAPTER XIII. The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley |  |
2047.
[If bathed in Thine atoning blood]
He that is washed needeth not save to wash, &c.
—xiii. 10.
If bathed in Thine atoning blood
Am I not every whit made clean,
Completely justified with God,
Redeem'd from all the guilt of sin?
My conscience is no more defiled,
Sprinkled and purified my heart,
I know my Father reconciled,
I know that Thou my Saviour art.
Am I not every whit made clean,
Completely justified with God,
Redeem'd from all the guilt of sin?
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Sprinkled and purified my heart,
I know my Father reconciled,
I know that Thou my Saviour art.
Thy Spirit, Lord, the water pure
Together with Thy blood applied,
Hath made my peace and pardon sure,
Hath plunged me in the mingled tide:
My care is now to wash my feet,
And if I humbly walk in Thee
Sin I need never more repeat,
Or lose my faith and purity.
Together with Thy blood applied,
Hath made my peace and pardon sure,
Hath plunged me in the mingled tide:
My care is now to wash my feet,
And if I humbly walk in Thee
Sin I need never more repeat,
Or lose my faith and purity.
| CHAPTER XIII. The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | |