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[Still the prophetic curse takes place]
I will sift the house of Israel among all nations, &c.
—ix. 9.
Still the prophetic curse takes place:
We see the once-peculiar race
Like sifted chaff dispersed and driven
Through every nation under heaven!
But lo, we now the promise plead
For every Israelite indeed:
And when the nation owns Thy call,
Thy mercy, Lord, shall save them all.
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