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[When we must our raiment shake]
He departed thence, and entered into a, &c.
—xviii. 7.
When we must our raiment shake
Pure from the blasphemer's blood,
Sinners finally forsake;
Surely we depart for good:
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Thankful for the grace transferr'd,
They the gospel-blessing find,
Find salvation in the word.
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