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1574.
[He dies—a death of pain and shame]
They crucified Him, and the malefactors, &c.
—xxiii. 33.
He dies—a death of pain and shame,
To the vile death of slaves submits,
And thus the humble patient Lamb
His own great sacrifice completes!
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Conquers the world, and death, and hell,
And balm in His own blood prepares
The wounds of all mankind to heal.
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