Hebrew 4:15, 16

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“Sighs the lowest dungeon's captive!
Will his sighs unheard ascend?
Strike they not a chord responsive
In the mourning exile's Friend?

“Lord, Thine infinite compassion,
Thine exhaustless sympathy
This believing, consolation
Shall I not receive from Thee

“Trembling, fainting, Lord, behold me,
Words befitting me I’ve none;
Yet the grief that can't be told Thee
Equals not, dear Lord, Thine own.

"Dost Thou not, then, know the feeling
Which I would but cannot tell,
That which needs Thy Spirit's healing!
Ah! Thou dost, dear Lord, and well,

"Fellow-pilgrims ask a question,
Why I should not cheerful be?
But the tearful eye's expression,
It is understood by Thee.”