Israel in Egypt A Poem. By Edwin Atherstone |
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 | Israel in Egypt |  |
“The traitor that I knew him,—dead to shame,
He owns himself! Nay, glories in his guilt;
Mocks at our power; and, in the face of all,
Hath worshipped our eternal enemy!
The wrath he hath defied,—now shall he feel.”
He owns himself! Nay, glories in his guilt;
Mocks at our power; and, in the face of all,
Hath worshipped our eternal enemy!
The wrath he hath defied,—now shall he feel.”
| Israel in Egypt | |