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617.
[Thus will I, Lord, Thy grace employ]
Jehu slew all that remained of the house of Ahab.
—x. 11.
Thus will I, Lord, Thy grace employ,
My former master to destroy,
Drive on, determined not to spare,
And shoot, and stab, and kill, and tear,
Till all of Ahab's house is slain,
And not one single sin remain:
Thou, Saviour, then shalt reign alone,
And call me up to share Thy throne.
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