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[He shuns His murderers no more]
Let us go into Judea again.
—xi. 7.
He shuns His murderers no more,
But goes at God's appointed hour
To lay the ransom down;
He goes to suffer in our stead,
And, life restoring to the dead,
Surrenders up His own.
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