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[What is that unity?]
That they all may be one; as Thou, Father, &c.
—xvii. 21.
What is that unity?
Can we be one in Thee,
As Thou the' eternal Son
Art with the Father one?
Then shall we know, when once we feel
The grace incomprehensible.
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