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 |  |  |  | 1. | Oh, sacred union with the Perfect Mind, |  |  |  | Transcendent bliss which Thou alone canst |  |  |  | give; |  |  |  | How blest are they this Peerless One who |  |  |  | find, |  |  |  | And, dead to earth, have learned in Thee to |  |  |  | live. |  |  | 2. | Thus in Thine arms of love, O Christ, I live, |  |  |  | Lost, and forever lost to all but Thee. |  |  |  | My happy soul, since it hath learned to die, |  |  |  | Hath found new life in Thine Infinity. |  |  | 3. | Go, then, and learn this lesson of the Cross, |  |  |  | And tread the way that saints and prophets |  |  |  | trod: |  |  |  | Who, counting life and self and all things |  |  |  | loss, |  |  |  | Have found in inward death the life of God. | 
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