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17. The House of Prayer

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XVII. THE HOUSE OF PRAYER.
Mark 11:17

Devoted as it is to thee,

A thievish swarm frequents the place;

They steal away my joys from me,

And rob my Saviour of his praise.

There, too, a sharp designing trade

Sin, Satan, and the World maintain;

Nor cease to press me, and persuade

To part with ease, and purchase pain.

I know them, and I hate their din;

Am weary of the bustling crowd;

But while their voice is heard within,

I cannot serve thee as I would.

Oh for the joy thy presence gives,

What peace shall reign when thou art here!

Thy presence makes this den of thieves

A calm delightful house of prayer.

And if thou make thy temple shine,

Yet, self-abased, will I adore;

The gold and silver are not mine;

I give thee what was thine before.

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William Cowper
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17. The House of Prayer
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