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30.
[Clothed with the skins of victims slain]
Unto Adam also, and to his wife, did the Lord God, &c.
—iii. 21.
Clothed with the skins of victims slain,
Our parents turn'd on Christ their eyes,
The Lamb whom God did then ordain,
The grand vicarious Sacrifice:
By faith they knew the blood was shed,
For them, and all their race to' atone,
And trusting in His merits, made
His perfect righteousness their own.
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