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[Proud sinners who in learning trust]
When they heard of the resurrection of the, &c.
—xvii. 32.
Proud sinners who in learning trust,
Learning unsanctified,
The hope and wisdom of the just
They always will deride;
The power of faith and godliness,
The preachers they condemn;
And our true glory we confess,
Is to be hiss'd by them.
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