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[But the Antitype much more]
Moses...received the lively oracles to give unto us.
—vii. 38.
But the Antitype much more
Did the living words receive,
Words of energy and power,
Words which cause the dead to live:
Jesus, God's supreme Delight,
Thou hast heard His words above;
On the fleshly tables write,
Teach our hearts the law of love.
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