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[Nothing have I of my own]
As having nothing, and yet possessing all things.
—vi. 10.
Nothing have I of my own,
But sin and wretchedness;
All things are comprised in one,
And I that one possess:
God in man His Son reveals;
Fulness of the Deity,
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And Jesus dwells in me.
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