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280.
[Our brethren, of their foes afraid]
Our brethren have discouraged our heart.
—i. 28.
Our brethren, of their foes afraid,
Have us by their report dismay'd;
And listening to their lie,
That “sin can never be brought down,”
Faint-hearted slaves, we must sin on,
Till in despair we die.
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