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THE

PROMISE of SANCTIFICATION.

Ezek. xxxvi. 25, &c.

By the Rev. Mr. Charles Wesley.


God of all power, and truth, and grace,
    Which shall from age to age endure;
Whose word, when heaven and earth shall pass,
    Remains, and stands for ever sure:

Calmly to thee my soul looks up,
    And waits thy promises to prove;
The object of my stedfast hope,
    The seal of thine eternal love.

That I thy mercy may proclaim,
    That all mankind thy truth may see,
Hallow thy great and glorious name,
    And perfect holiness in me.

Chose from the world if now I stand
    Adorned in righteousness divine,
If brought unto the promis'd land,
    I justly call the Saviour mine;

Perform the work thou hast begun,
    My inmost soul to thee convert:
Love me, for ever, love thine own,
    And sprinkle with thy blood my heart.