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Ben Jonson - A Hymn to God the FatherBen Jonson - A Hymn to God the Father
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Hear me, O God!    A broken heart    Is my best part.    Use still thy rod,    That I may prove    Therein thy Love.    If thou hadst not    Been stern to me,    But left me free,   I had forgot   Myself and thee.   For sin`s so sweet,   As minds ill-bent   Rarely repent,   Until they meet   Their punishment.   Who more can crave   Than thou hast done?   That gav`st a Son,   To free a slave,   First made of nought;   With all since bought.   Sin, Death, and Hell   His glorious name   Quite overcame,   Yet I rebel   And slight the same.   But I`ll come in   Before my loss   Me farther toss,   As sure to win   Under His cross.
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