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1092.
[Lord of Hosts, Thy power assume]
They shall not hurt nor destroy in all My holy, &c.
—xi. 9.
Lord of Hosts, Thy power assume,
Thy sway through earth extend,
Then destructive war shall come
To a perpetual end;
Nothing noxious then remains
In all the mount of holiness,
Jesus fills the throne, and reigns
In everlasting peace.
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