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1240.
[For lo, My wrath is pacified]
For in My wrath I smote thee, &c.
—lx. 10.
For lo, My wrath is pacified,
My wrath which did for ages burn;
Whom once I smote and scatter'd wide
I bid thee to My arms return:
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Thy long obduracy is pass'd,
Israel again is grafted in,
And all thy sons are saved at last.
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