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42.
[Inspire me, Saviour, with that power]
Get thee hence, Satan.
—iv. 10.
Inspire me, Saviour, with that power
Which cast the tempter down,
So shall I bear the fiery hour,
And bid the fiend be gone!
Quell'd by the Spirit of Thy grace
Again the foe shall flee:
He cannot stand before my face,
When Thou residest in me.
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