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1205.
[Pardon through Thy wounds I have]
With His stripes we are healed.
—liii. 5.
Pardon through Thy wounds I have:
But is pardon all the cure?
Thou wilt to the utmost save,
Make mine inmost nature pure,
Me to perfect health restore:
Then I shall relapse no more.
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