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[Once Thou didst on earth appear]
He was manifested to take away our sins.
—iii. 5.
Once Thou didst on earth appear,
For all mankind to' atone;
Now be manifested here,
And bid my sin be gone;
Come, and by Thy presence chase
Its nature with its guilt and power,
Jesus, show Thine open face,
And sin shall be no more.
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