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1669.
[Lord, I believe, and stand secure]
He that believeth on Him is not condemned.
—iii. 18.
Lord, I believe, and stand secure,
In all I speak, and do, and feel;
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To every charge of earth or hell:
Nigh to the Judge I boldly draw,
My Surety all His anger bore,
My Lord fulfill'd the fiery law,
And God the just can ask no more.
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