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[Who Jesu's word esteem]
From thence, when his father was dead, &c.
—vii. 4.
Who Jesu's word esteem
And own Him for our Head,
The world to us and we to them
Are crucified, and dead:
Renouncing our first birth
With the desires of men,
We pass from all the things of earth:
And then our Canaan gain.
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