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Who is This?
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who is this, whose arm has stretched to form the earth
and made the light, and human mind
that all who see might recognize
who is this, whose arm has stretched across the sea
and made a path, through waters deep
to save the ones He loved, the ones like me
who is this, whose arm has stretched to touch the stone
to write, inscribe, the words of life
to guide the ones He loved, the ones like me
still he reaches, through time and apathy
through doubt and piety, to me
who is this, whose arm has stretched the across the wood
to save, to guide, to touch the human mind
because he recognized me
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