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[Freely He lays the ransom down]
Jesus therefore, knowing all things that, &c.
—xviii. 4.
Freely He lays the ransom down,
The life which none could take away,
Goes forth to meet the ills foreknown,
Yields Himself up an easy prey;
His foes by miracle struck blind,
Struck down by one resistless word,
Mild He instructs Himself to find,
And gives them power to seize their Lord.
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