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1558.
[If charged the holy Jesus be]
They began to accuse Him, saying, We, &c.
—xxiii. 2.
If charged the holy Jesus be
With faction, treason, blasphemy,
Can innocence secure?
Or shall His followers complain,
Who all the calumnies of men
In life and death endure?
With faction, treason, blasphemy,
Can innocence secure?
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Who all the calumnies of men
In life and death endure?
Saviour to Thee in sufferings join'd,
We cordial consolation find,
(If Thou Thy grace supply,)
Thy heaviest load with joy receive,
The offscouring of all things live,
Till on Thy cross we die.
We cordial consolation find,
(If Thou Thy grace supply,)
Thy heaviest load with joy receive,
The offscouring of all things live,
Till on Thy cross we die.
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