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981.
[New Pharisees in every place]
The Pharisees came to Him, and asked Him, &c.
—x. 2.
New Pharisees in every place
In every age arise,
And Satan, by the captious race,
The faithful pastor tries:
They ask ensnaring questions still:
But who the Saviour know,
We baffle all the tempter's skill,
And all his host o'erthrow.
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