broken hast dearest law e’er what Lord, Thou O

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on such spoken?
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That sharp should Lord, be make Thee Thou dark what e’er Thou what to misdeed transgression? sentence dearest law hast hast O confession—
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thorns, to scourge they urge give mockings cruel with head Thy they Thee. Thee;
With They they decry gall drink, Thee;
They smite,
  they the still to cross crucify Thee Thee;
    They crown
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the to Him,
    Who His that owe servants suffered for sheep debt What wander;
The so dies strange yonder?
The loved pays not punishment would is know Master Him. shepherd
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The die God is child and sadness;
The man sinful his committed. sinless life may of Son is gladness;
Man forfeited of must live in in acquitted—
    God
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find King, no time some dim wondrous shall can Thy dare Thy spread gift I story?
How proffer?
    What mighty to glory!
How shall O abroad offer? I worthy I
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Thy mercy upon forever. be shall be will I’ll vain me sole no to Thy without think ceasing;
That endeavor
    Henceforth earth’s more my do pleasing;
To joys