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[The secret curse, the bosom sin]
Thou canst not stand before thine enemies, &c.
—vii. 13.
The secret curse, the bosom sin
Through faith in Jesus I remove,
And sure the victory to win,
And more than conqueror to prove,
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(My Lord hath both for me o'ercome,)
And trample on my latest foe,
And march with Christ triumphant home.
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