| What can this Gospel of Jesus be | |
| What Life & Immortality | |
| What was [It] {it} that he brought to Light | |
| That Plato & Cicero did not write | |
| 5 | {The Heathen Deities wrote them all |
| These Moral Virtues great & small | |
| What is the Accusation of Sin | |
| But Moral Virtues deadly Gin} | |
| The Moral Virtues in their Pride | |
| 10 | Did [over[r]] {oer} the World triumphant ride |
| In Wars & Sacrifice for Sin | |
| And Souls to Hell ran trooping in | |
| The Accuser Holy God of All | |
| This Pharisaic Worldly Ball | |
| 15 | Amidst them in his Glory Beams |
| Upon the Rivers & the Streams | |
| Then Jesus rose & said to [men] {Me} | |
| Thy Sins are all forgiven thee | |
| Loud Pilate Howld loud Caiphas Yelld | |
| 20 | When they the Gospel Light beheld |
| [Jerusalem he said to me] |
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| It was when Jesus said to Me | |
| Thy Sins are all forgiven thee | |
| The Christian trumpets loud proclaim | |
| 25 | Thro all the World in Jesus name |
| Mutual forgiveness of each Vice | |
| And oped the Gates of Paradise | |
| The Moral Virtues in Great fear | |
| Formed the Cross & Nails & Spear | |
| 30 | And the Accuser standing by |
| Cried out Crucify Crucify | |
| Our Moral Virtues neer can be | |
| Nor Warlike pomp & Majesty | |
| For Moral Virtues all begin | |
| 35 | In the Accusation of Sin |
| {And [Moral] {all the Heroic} Virtues [all] {End} | |
| In destroying the Sinners Friend} | |
| Am I not Lucifer the Great | |
| And you my daughters in Great State | |
| 40 | The fruit of my Myster[i]ous Tree |
| Of Good & Evil & Misery |
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| And Death & Hell which now begin | |
| On every one who Forgives Sin |