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[Thick swarming from the dark abyss]
They that be with us, are more than they, &c.
—vi. 16.
Thick swarming from the dark abyss
What troops our soul assail,
Rulers and principalities
And all the fiends of hell!
But Israel's God, supreme in might,
Their countless host o'erpowers,
Single He puts them all to flight;
And Israel's God is ours.
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