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[If God to man a promise make]
Yet He promised that He would give it to him, &c.
—vii. 5.
If God to man a promise make
Our hearts may well be still,
His truth and justice are at stake
And must His word fulfil;
With humble faith's simplicity
The means to God we leave,
Deceived Himself He cannot be,
He cannot us deceive.
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