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The Death of CHRIST is the Death of Sin

Hymnal: The Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithully translated into English metre #XXXIIb (1758) First Line: Come, let us go and die with him Lyrics: 1 Come let us go and die with him, Who was content to die for us; Let's wound and crucify those Sins That nail'd our Saviour to the Cross. May holy Indignation raise A just Revenge in every Breast! May every Soul the JESUS loves, The very thoughts of Sin detest! 2 Hence all ye viprous Brood of Vice, That bring a Train of endless woes; O how I hate you mortally, As mine, ad as my Saviour's Foes! Hence all your vain deluding Arts, Which the unwary soul beguile; These have no Charms for one that sees Redeeming mercy on him smile. 3 My Robes, when wash'd in sacred Blood, Shall i again with Blots deface? My soul, by Grace advanc'd to Heav'n, Shall I again to Hell debase? Prevent me O almighty Grace! Nor let me e'er so treacherous prove, To crucify my Lord afresh, And render Hate for all his Love! 4 His Life the Model he of mine; His Word the Rule to guide my Ways; His Cross the Death of all my Crimes; His Love the Subject of my Praise. Languages: English
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The Death of CHRIST is the Death of Sin

Hymnal: The Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithfully translated into English Metre #XXXIV (1773) First Line: Come let us go and die with him Lyrics: 1 Come let us go and die with him, Who was content to die for us; Let's wound and crucify those Sins That nail'd our Saviour to the Cross. May holy Indignation raise A just Revenge in ev'ry Breast! May ev'ry Soul the JESUS loves, The very thoughts of Sin detest! 2 Hence all ye viprous Brood of Vice, That bring a Train of endless Woes; O how I hate you mortally, As mine, and as my Saviour's Foes! Hence all your vain deluding Arts, Which the unwary soul beguile; These have no Charms for one that sees Redeeming Mercy on him smile. 3 My Robes, when wash'd in sacred Blood, Shall I again with Blots deface? My Soul, by Grace advanc'd to Heav'n, Shall I again to Hell debase? Prevent me O almighty Grace! Nor let me e'er so treacherous prove, To crucify my Lord afresh, And render Hate for all his Love! 4 His Life the Model he of mine; His Word the Rule to guide my Ways; His Cross the Death of all my Crimes; His Love the Subject of my Praise. Languages: English

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