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[Of bliss essentially possess'd]
What is the place of My rest?
—vii. 49.
Of bliss essentially possess'd
Out of Himself He cannot rest,
The all-sufficient God we own
His proper End Himself alone:
But whom the heavens cannot contain
Reveals Himself the End of man;
We find Him in our hearts, and prove
The all-sufficient God is love!
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