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1033.
[Murder'd on earth by Jews He was]
They took him, and killed him.
—xii. 8.
Murder'd on earth by Jews He was,
When once they nail'd Him to the cross;
But we renew His deadly pains
Who glorious and triumphant reigns,
Against His life contriving still,
By twice ten thousand ways we kill,
By twice ten thousand sins we slay,
And crucify Him every day.
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