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Katharine Tynan - MediationKatharine Tynan - Mediation
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If Thou, Lord God, willest to judge     This, Thy very piteous clay Which to save Christ did not grudge     His last dying, I shall say: Lord, I interpose Christ`s death `Twixt these children and Thy wrath. Then if Thou shouldst say: Their shame     Is as scarlet in Mine eyes-- I shall ask : Who took their blame?       Look, Lord, on this Sacrifice! Is Thy Son`s blood not more bright Which hath washed their scarlet white? Then, if Thou Thy wrath should`st keep     And Thy gaze should`st still avert From Thy Son`s most piteous sheep,     I shall ask : Who bare the hurt? I Present Christ`s death and Pain `Twixt Thine anger and these men. Lord, they die by millions     And they look to Thee--take thought!-- This dear flock, that is Thy Son`s,     By the richest ransom bought. See, Thy dead Son lies between, Thee, the High judge, and their sin.
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