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230.
[“Ah, no,” the faithless spies reply]
The men that went up with him said, &c.
—xiii. 31–33.
“Ah, no,” the faithless spies reply,
Who search'd with us the happy land,
“We cannot scale the forts so high,
Or 'gainst the sons of Anak stand:
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But are they stronger than your Lord?
Giants are grasshoppers to Him,
To all who venture on His word.
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