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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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