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1079.
[Not like the warring sons of men]
Every battle of the warrior is with confused noise, &c.
—ix. 5.
Not like the warring sons of men,
With shouts and garments roll'd in blood,
Our Captain doth the fight maintain;
But lo! the burning Spirit of God
Kindles within a secret fire,
And all our sins, as smoke, expire.
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