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168.CT1.001 Spitt in my face, yee Iewes, & pierce my side
168.CT1.002 Buffet, & scoff, scourge, and crucifie mee,
168.CT1.003 ffor I haue sinn'd, & sinn'd, and onely hee [CW: Who]
168.CT1.004 Who could doe none iniquitie hath dyed,     [231
168.CT1.005 But by my death cannot bee satisfied
168.CT1.006 My sinns w%5ch%6 pass the Iewes impietie
168.CT1.007 They killed once an inglorious man, but I
168.CT1.008 Crucifie him daily, being nowe glorified
168.CT1.009 Oh lett mee then his strange loue still admire
168.CT1.010 Kings pardon, but hee bore our punishment;
168.CT1.011 And Iacob came cloathed in vile harsh attire,
168.CT1.012 But to supplant, and w%5th%6 gainfull intent
168.CT1.013 God cloath'd himself in vile mans flesh, that soe
168.CT1.014 Hee might bee weake enough to suffer woe.
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