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564.
[Priests and infidels may join]
No man was able to answer Him a word.
—xxii. 46.
Priests and infidels may join
Messiah to assail:
Great the power of Truth Divine,
And must at last prevail:
Every knee to David's Lord
Shall bow in worship at His throne,
Every tongue the praise record
Of God's eternal Son.
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