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274.
[My sin will find me out, unless]
Be sure your sin will find you out.
—xxxii. 23.
My sin will find me out, unless
I first find out my sin, and mourn,
Forsake it, ere the judgment seize,
And to the mighty Fortress turn:
My City of defence is sure,
To which I now by faith repair,
I dwell in Jesu's wounds secure,
And sin shall never find me there.
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