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[Have I this hope Thy face to see?]
Every man that hath this hope...purifieth, &c.
—iii. 3.
Have I this hope Thy face to see?
Then let me, gracious God, exert
My utmost strength received from Thee,
To gain that purity of heart,
Through Jesu's blood to wash away
My filthiness of wrath and pride;
So shalt Thou give me in that day
A lot among the sanctified.
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