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[With sin we must entirely break]
He besought Him much that He would not, &c.
—v 10.
With sin we must entirely break,
No truce or composition seek,
But all occasions fly,
No commerce with our lusts maintain,
Or, when the foe's expell'd, remain
With the temptation nigh.
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