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[Thee we never could have chose]
Ye have not chosen Me, but I have chosen you.
—xv. 16.
Thee we never could have chose,
Dead in sins and trespasses:
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Bought the universal peace,
That all our ransom'd race might prove
The sweetness of electing love.
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