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"Come, ye children, hearken unto me: I will teach you the fear of the Lord" (ver. 11). Ye think, 1 brethren, that I say this: think that David saith it; think that an Apostle saith it; nay think that our Lord Jesus Christ Himself saith it; "Come, ye children, hearken unto Me." Let us hearken unto Him together: hearken ye unto Him through us. For He would teach us; He the Humble, He that drummeth, He that affecteth, would teach us....
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Most mss. "Think," imperative, as in the other clauses. ↩
