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1088.
[Jesus, let the gospel-word]
He shall smite the earth with the rod, &c.
—xi. 4.
Jesus, let the gospel-word
Out of Thy mouth proceed,
Smite us with Thy two-edged sword,
And strike the wicked dead,
Let Thy glorious breath consume
The man of sin, the carnal mind,
Slay the Antichrist of Rome
In me, and all mankind.
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