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[No: every fallen child of man]
There is no man which sinneth not.
—vi. 36.
No: every fallen child of man
Must sin in thought, and word, and deed:
But bursting our oppressor's chain
When Jesus hath His prisoners freed,
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And born of God we sin no more.
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