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248.
[Who the strength of God distrust]
They presumed to go up unto the hill-top.
—xiv. 44.
Who the strength of God distrust
Will in their own confide,
On their own destruction thrust
By selfishness and pride:
Marching up without the Lord,
Smitten before their foes they fly,
Fall on the destroyer's sword,
And unbelievers die.
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