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[Pierced with the true religious fear]
The fear of the Lord fell on the people, &c.
—xi. 7.
Pierced with the true religious fear,
We must our king and country love,
Their interests serve with heart sincere,
And swift to their assistance move:
Let all the people of this land
Thus, Lord, to Thee their homage show,
And, duteous to Thy dread command,
Revere Thy delegate below.
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