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34.
[Principled with godly fear]
If thou doest well, shalt thou not be accepted?
—iv. 7.
Principled with godly fear,
Righteousness he might have wrought,
Cain himself, in faith sincere,
Might have his oblation brought;
Cain had then accepted been,
The old murderer abhorr'd,
Conquer'd the besetting sin,
More than conquer'd through his Lord.
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