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[A sufferer for his Saviour's cause]
Except these bonds.
—xxvi. 29.
A sufferer for his Saviour's cause
Cannot for sufferings pray,
Nor would the' anticipated cross
On weak beginners lay:
He wishes them to rest unknown,
Conceal'd from grief and shame,
Till Jesus calls them forth to own,
And triumph through His name.
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