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1018.
[For long unfruitfulness]
They saw the fig-tree dried up from the roots.
—xi. 20.
For long unfruitfulness
If Christ the sinner curse,
Fearful and desperate is his case,
And only hell is worse:
His root is quite dried up,
His gracious day is o'er,
He can no more believe, or hope,
He can repent no more.
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