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39.
[Sin enter'd by the eye, and made]
The devil . . . sheweth Him all the kingdoms, &c.
—iv. 8.
Sin enter'd by the eye, and made
Its way to Adam's heart;
Satan, who thus our sire betray'd,
On Jesus tries his art:
But vain the serpent's hope to move
The Son of God Most High,
Who built those glorious worlds above,
Who fills both earth and sky.
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