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Not to ourselves again, Not to flesh we live; Not to world henceforth shall we Our strength, our being give. |
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The time past of our lives Sufficeth to have wrought The fleshly will, which only ill Hath to us ever brought. |
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No longer is our life A thing unused or vain; To us e'en here to live is Christ, To us to die is gain. |
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Our life is hid with Christ, With Christ in God above, Upward our heart would go to Him, Whom, seeing not, we love. |
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He liveth, and we live! His life for us prevails; His fulness fills our mighty void, His strength for us avails. |