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|  | 1. | And wouldst thou live on earth as "more than | 
|  |  | conqu'ror"? | 
|  |  | Victorious o'er the worldly life around? | 
|  |  | Mark well the pathway that thy Lord hath | 
|  |  | trodden, | 
|  |  | Since here alone the secret can be found. | 
|  | 2. | He died, and by His death He dealt the death- | 
|  |  | blow | 
|  |  | To sing and Satan's power for evermore, | 
|  |  | And they, who die with Him, shall rise | 
|  |  | victorious, | 
|  |  | And "in this sign" shall triumph more and | 
|  |  | more. | 
|  | 3. | The Cross henceforth their mark of perfect | 
|  |  | freedom, | 
|  |  | What can they lose, who have surrendered all? | 
|  |  | What can they fear, who have no reputation? | 
|  |  | What shall they shrink from, when His voice | 
|  |  | doth call? | 
|  | 4. | "In this sign," therefore, go henceforth and | 
|  |  | conquer, | 
|  |  | Finding the place of death the gate of life, | 
|  |  | "Life more abundant," life in all its fulness, | 
|  |  | In the deep calm of God, set free from strife. |