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[True and faithful Witness, Thou]
Righteousness shall be the girdle of His loins, &c.
—xi. 5.
True and faithful Witness, Thou
In righteousness hast sworn
Every knee to Thee shall bow,
And every heart shall turn:
Girt with equity and might,
Arise to' administer Thy grace,
Claim the kingdoms in Thy right,
And govern all our race.
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