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[When our incarnate God]
Now when He had left speaking, He said, &c.
—v. 4.
When our incarnate God
No longer spake to men,
His church expanded all abroad
Through the wide world was seen;
Their net the' apostles spread,
Where'er their Lord they brought
And strangely took with rapid speed
Whole nations at a draught.
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