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And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness even so must the Son of man be lifted up	A
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That whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have eternal life	B
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St John	C
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What means that cry of anguish	D
That strikes the distant ear	E
The loud and piercing wailing	F
In desert wilds we hear	E
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From Israel's camp it cometh	G
For Israel hath rebelled	H
And these are cries of anguish	D
By wrath of God impelled	H
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It is no common sorrow	I
Extorts that bitter groan	J
'Tis from the broken hearted	K
And caused by sin alone	J
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Lo in the far off desert	L
Upon that tented ground	M
Are many hundred thousands	N
Of weary travellers found	M
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In desert of Arabia	O
Near forty years they roam	P
And soon they are to enter	Q
Canaan their happy home	P
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But come with me and visit	R
A people so distressed	S
They are the seed that Jacob	T
When dying pronounced blessed	S
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We'll draw aside the curtain	U
Of tent that's nearest by	V
Ah what a mournful picture	Q
For stranger's curious eye	V
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See on that couch reclining	F
A young and lovely girl	W
With brow and neck half shaded	X
By many a clustering curl	W
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She was an only daughter	Q
Nurtured with tenderest care	Y
The idol of her parents	Z
And fairest of the fair	Y
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In bloom of youth and beauty	A2
But yesterday she shone	J
And her fond parents thought her	Q
A mine of wealth unknown	J
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She seems like one that sleepeth	G
But there's no sign of breath	G
And coil'd 'neath her arm a serpent	B2
Whose bite is certain death	G
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Yet not alone the mourners	C2
In this sad tent are found	M
Shriek after shriek is echoed	D2
For many miles around	M
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The mother too is bitten	U
With infant in her arms	E2
And sire in strength of manhood	F2
And bride with all her charms	E2
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But see on pole suspended	K
A serpent now appears	G2
And hark what blissful tidings	H2
Salute the mourner's ears	G2
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For every one that's bitten	U
A remedy is found	M
However bad the case is	I2
However deep the wound	M
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If but one spark remaineth	G
Of life in any soul	J2
Just look upon this serpent	B2
That look will make thee whole	J2
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But there's a wound that's deeper	Q
Than fiery serpent gave	K2
And bite that's doubly fatal	L2
It kills beyond the grave	K2
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And there's a great physician	U
That e'en this wound may cure	M2
And those to him applying	F
May life and health secure	M2
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The broken heart he healeth	G
He cures the sin sick soul	J2
And all who will behold him	N2
May look and be made whole	J2
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I am the way he crieth	G
And all who will may come	O2
I'll pardon their transgression	U
And safe conduct them home	P
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To cleanse from all pollution	U
My blood doth freely flow	I
And sins though red as scarlet	R
Shall be as white as snow	I
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Thy ransom to pay for thee	G
E'en my own life it cost	P2
And he such love that slighteth	G
Forever shall be lost	Q2
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April	L2

Mary Ann H. T. Bigelow

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