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SELF-JUSTIFICATION
Satan was not the Devil because he fell,
But for his pride in falling—when he said
Evil! be thou my good: to err is well.
Self-justification is his devilhead.
But for his pride in falling—when he said
Evil! be thou my good: to err is well.
Self-justification is his devilhead.
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