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"Having loved His own which were in the world, He loved them to the end." Often had they been faithless; and now, while addressing them, He knows that they will all in a few hours forsake Him. Yet He trusts them; He commits His cause to their keeping. And we must love as He loved.
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P. 71.

 

Richard Fuller (minister)

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I love to be loved.
I love to be loved.
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