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[Worldlings in the shadow rest]
Be courteous.
—iii. 8.
Worldlings in the shadow rest:
Taught, and tutor'd, Lord, by Thee,
Christians bear within their breast
True, substantial courtesy,
Not by art, but nature, prove
All the courtesy of love.
Taught, and tutor'd, Lord, by Thee,
Christians bear within their breast
True, substantial courtesy,
Not by art, but nature, prove
All the courtesy of love.
Born (again from heaven) to please
Who Thy softening Spirit know,
Meek and lowly gentleness
They in words and actions show,
They the polish'd pattern give,
Show the world how angels live!
Who Thy softening Spirit know,
Meek and lowly gentleness
They in words and actions show,
They the polish'd pattern give,
Show the world how angels live!
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