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1536.
[Let Thy church in danger prove]
I will be unto her a wall of fire round about, &c.
—ii. 5.
Let Thy church in danger prove
That Thou, O Lord, art nigher,
Compass'd by almighty love
As by a wall of fire;
Fill us with Thy majesty,
And let Thy presence cast out sin:
Zion then shall holy be,
And glorious all within.
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