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  humble? To abhor themselves in dust and ashes,
  humble? To abhor themselves in dust and ashes,
  in the presence of God their Saviour? To be
  in the presence of God their Saviour? To be

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humble? To abhor themselves in dust and ashes,
in the presence of God their Saviour? To be
deeply and steadily serious, feeling their wants,
and <i>passing the time of their sojourning with fear</i>?
Truly meek and gentle, never <i>overcome of evil</i>,
<i>but overcoming evil with good</i>? Throughly athirst
for God, and continually panting after a renewal
in his likeness? How thinly are they scattered

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