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E'er since, by faith, I saw the stream _x000D_ thy flowing wounds supply, _x000D_ redeeming love has been my theme, _x000D_ and shall be till I die.
William Cowper
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Interpretation

What this quote means

This quote expresses a deep, enduring theme of love and redemption that resonates throughout one's life.

William Cowper's quote reflects a profound transformation that occurs through faith in love and sacrifice. By recognizing the 'flowing wounds' that symbolize divine love, the speaker acknowledges how this redemptive love has become the central theme of their existence, promising to continue cherishing this love until their last breath.

Themes

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In practice

Example use cases

During a sermon to emphasize the power of faith and love in our lives.

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