I saw one hanging from a tree, in agony and blood; who fixed his languid eyes on me, as near the cross I stood. Sure, never till my latest breath, can I forget that look: it seemed to charge me with his death, though not a word he spoke. Alas! I knew not what I did, but now my tears are vain: where shall my trembling soul be hid, For I the Lord have slain! A second look he gave, that said, “I freely all forgive: this blood is for my ransom paid, I die that thou may live.” Thus while his death my sin displays in all its blackest hue, such is the mystery of grace, it seals my pardon too!