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Now if thou wouldst inherit righteousness	A
And so sanctification possess	B
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In body soul and spirit then thou must	C
To Jesus fly as one ungodly first	D
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And so by him crave pardon for thy sin	E
Which thou hast loved and hast lived in	E
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For this cannot at all forgiven be	F
For any righteousness that is in thee	F
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Because the best thou hast is filthy rags	G
Profane presumptuous and most beastly brags	G
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Of flesh and blood which always cross doth lie	H
To God to grace and thy felicity	F
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Then righteousness imputed thou must have	I
Thee from that guilt and punishment to save	J
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Thou liest under as a sinful man	K
Throughout polluted and that never can	K
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By any other means acquitted be	F
Or ever have true holiness in thee	F
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The reason is because all graces are	L
Only in Christ and be infused where	M
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Or into those whom he doth justify	H
By what himself hath done that he thereby	H
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Might be the whole of all that happiness	A
The sinner shall enjoy here and in bliss	N
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Besides if holiness should first be found	O
In those whom God doth pardon then the ground	O
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Why we forgiven are would seem to be	F
He first found holiness in thee and me	F
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But this the holy Scriptures will refute	P
And prove that righteousness he doth impute	P
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Without respect to goodness first in man	K
For to speak truth indeed no goodness can	K
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Be found in those that underneath the law	Q
Do stand for if God goodness in them saw	Q
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Why doth he once and twice say There is none	R
That righteous be no not so much as one	R
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None understandeth none seek after God	S
His ways they have not known but have abode	T
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In wickedness unprofitably they	U
Must needs appear to be then every way	U
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Their throats an open sepulchre also	V
Their mouths are full of filthy cursings too	W
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And bitterness yea underneath their lips	X
The asp hath poison O how many slips	X
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And falls in sin must such poor people have	I
Now here's the holiness that should them save	J
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Or as a preparation go before	Y
To move God to do for them less or more	Y
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No grace must on thee righteousness bestow	V
Or else sin will for ever thee undo	W
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Sweet Paul this doctrine also doth express	B
Where he saith Some may have righteousness	A
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Though works they have not and it thus may stand	Z
Grace by the promise gives what the command	Z
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Requireth us to do and so are we	F
Quitted from doing and by grace made free	F

John Bunyan

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