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| The principle of incarnation 
 
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|  | 1. | The principle of incarnation | 
|  |  | Is but the blend of God and man, | 
|  |  | Both acting in cooperation | 
|  |  | To thus fulfill th' eternal plan. | 
|  | 2. | To God, the man in His expression, | 
|  |  | And man is of God's life possessed; | 
|  |  | The man is wholly God's possession, | 
|  |  | And God thru man is thus expressed. | 
|  | 3. | Redemption is accomplished fully | 
|  |  | In man, God's wisdom thus to show; | 
|  |  | Salvation is expounded wholly | 
|  |  | By man, that all creation know. | 
|  | 4. | God's service in this dispensation | 
|  |  | Requires that man should work with | 
|  |  | Him; | 
|  |  | Thus God and man in close relation | 
|  |  | And joint dependence work therein. | 
|  | 5. | It is not God Himself to labor, | 
|  |  | Nor man to try to serve alone, | 
|  |  | But God and man to work together | 
|  |  | Each moment that His plan be shown. | 
|  | 6. | The principle of incarnation | 
|  |  | To all our work we must apply, | 
|  |  | To all our gift and operation, | 
|  |  | That we as one may serve thereby. |