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[Weary of life, with guilt opprest]
Let us labour...to enter into that rest.
—iv. 11.
Weary of life, with guilt opprest,
Labouring, I come to Christ for rest:
Author of faith, my Lord appear,
And bid me cease from sin and fear;
My restless diligence increase,
Till bid by Thee, I go in peace,
Thine utmost saving grace to know,
And all the heaven of love below.
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