Lily Green at the Town Hall Hospital, Oxford, item 37
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He brought light out of darkness,
not out of a lesser light; he
can bring thy summer out
of winter, though thou have
no spring; though in the
ways of fortune, or understanding,
or conscience, thou have
been benighted till now,
now God comes to thee, not
as in the dawning of the
day, not as in the bud of
the spring, but as the
sun at noon.
(From a sermon given
by John Downe at St
Panes , 1624)
John Svindle
August 1964
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He brought light out of darkness,
not out of a lesser light; he
can bring thy summer out
of winter, though thou have
no spring; though in the
ways of fortune, or understanding,
or conscience, thou have
been benighted till now
now God comes to thee, not
as in the dawning of the
day, not as in the bud of
the spring, but as the
sun at noon.
(From a sermon given
by John Donne at St
Panes , 1624)
John Swindle
August 1964
__________________
-
He brought light out of darkness,
not out of a lesser light; he
can bring thy summer out
of winter, though thou have
no spring; though in the
ways of fortune, or understanding,
or conscience, thou have
been benighted till now
now God comes to thee, not
as in the dawning of the
day, not as in the bud of
the spring, but as the
sun at noon.
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- ID
- 17342 / 182073
- Contributor
- Frances Dunkley
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