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563.
[O that the fire from heaven might fall]
The Lord, He is the God! the Lord, &c.
—xviii. 39.
O that the fire from heaven might fall,
Our sins its ready victims find,
Seize on our sins, and burn up all,
Nor leave the least remains behind!
Then shall our prostrate souls adore,
The Lord, He is the God, confess,
He is the God of saving power,
He is the God of hallowing grace!
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