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| MORE marred than any man’s The Saviour’s visage see; Was ever sorrow like to His Endured on Calvary? |
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| 2 | O, hear that piercing cry! What can its meaning be? ‘My God! my God! O, why hast Thou In wrath forsaken me?’ |
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| 3 | The sum of all our sins On Him by God were laid; He Who Himself had never sinned, For sinners, sin was made. |
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| 4 | Thus sin He put away By His one sacrifice, Then, victor over death and hell, He mounted to the skies. |
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| 5 | Let every sinner know That God is satisfied; And all who in the Saviour trust, Through Him are justified. |
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| William Russell, 19th century | |||