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I	A
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Who follows Jesus shall not walk	B
In darksome road with danger rife	C
But in his heart the Truth will talk	B
And on his way will shine the Life	C
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So on the story we must pore	D
Of him who lives for us and died	E
That we may see him walk before	D
And know the Father in the guide	E
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II	A
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In words of truth Christ all excels	F
Leaves all his holy ones behind	G
And he in whom his spirit dwells	F
Their hidden manna sure shall find	G
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Gather wouldst thou the perfect grains	H
And Jesus fully understand	I
Thou must obey him with huge pains	H
And to God's will be as Christ's hand	I
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III	A
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What profits it to reason high	A
And in hard questions court dispute	J
When thou dost lack humility	K
Displeasing God at very root	J
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Profoundest words man ever spake	L
Not once of blame washed any clear	M
A simple life alone could make	L
Nathanael to his master dear	M
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IV	A
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The eye with seeing is not filled	N
The ear with hearing not at rest	O
Desire with having is not stilled	N
With human praise no heart is blest	O
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Vanity then of vanities	P
All things for which men grasp and grope	Q
The precious things in heavenly eyes	R
Are love and truth and trust and hope	Q
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V	A
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Better the clown who God doth love	A
Than he that high can go	S
And name each little star above	A
But sees not God below	S
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What if all things on earth I knew	T
Yea love were all my creed	U
It serveth nothing with the True	T
He goes by heart and deed	U
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VI	A
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If thou dost think thy knowledge good	V
Thy intellect not slow	S
Bethink thee of the multitude	W
Of things thou dost not know	S
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Why look on any from on high	A
Because thou knowest more	D
Thou need'st but look abroad to spy	A
Ten thousand thee before	D
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Wouldst thou in knowledge true advance	X
And gather learning's fruit	J
In love confess thy ignorance	Y
And thy Self love confute	J
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VII	A
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This is the highest learning	Z
The hardest and the best	J
From self to keep still turning	Z
And honour all the rest	J
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If one should break the letter	A2
Yea spirit of command	J
Think not that thou art better	A2
Thou may'st not always stand	J
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We all are weak but weaker	A2
Hold no one than thou art	J
Then as thou growest meeker	A2
Higher will go thy heart	J
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VIII	A
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Sense and judgment oft indeed	J
Spy but little and mislead	J
Ground us on a shelf	A
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Happy he whom Truth doth teach	B2
Not by forms of passing speech	B2
But her very self	A
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Why of hidden things dispute	J
Mind unwise howe'er astute	J
Making that thy task	C2
Where the Judge will at the last	J
When disputing all is past	J
Not a question ask	C2
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Folly great it is to brood	J
Over neither bad nor good	J
Eyes and ears unheedful	S
Ears and eyes ah open wide	J
For what may be heard or spied	J
Of the one thing needful	S

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