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[Jesus, Lord, I fain would stoop]
I have given you an example, that ye should, &c.
—xiii. 15.
Jesus, Lord, I fain would stoop
With Thy humility,
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And meekly follow Thee:
Lowly both in mind and deed
Thou hast a perfect pattern given;
Give me in Thy steps to tread,
And bear Thy cross to heaven.
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