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��OLOKD and Master of us all !
Whate'er our name or sign,
We own thy sway, we hear thy call,
We test our lives by thine.
��Thou judgest us ; thy purity
Doth all our lusts condemn ;
The love that draws us nearer thee
Is hot with wrath to them.
��Our thoughts lie open to thy sight ;
And, naked to thy glance.
Our secret sins are in the light
Of thy pure countenance.
Yet, weak and blinded though we be,
Thou dost our service own ;
We bring our varying gifts to thee,
And thou rejectest none.
To thee our full humanity,
Its joys and pains, belong ;
The wrong of man to man on thee
Inflicts a deeper wrong.
Deep strike thy roots, heavenly Vine,
Within our earthly sod.
Most human and yet most divine.
The flower of man and God.
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