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508.
[Let earth and hell their powers engage]
The people spake of stoning him: but David, &c.
—xxx. 6.
Let earth and hell their powers engage,
And fierce temptations rise,
Above their impotence of rage
My soul to Jesus flies:
Louder than all their threats I hear
The voice of Love Divine,
Nor can I faint nor can I fear,
Who know that God is mine.
| The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | |