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1497.
[The word fulfill'd in this our day]
If these should hold their peace, the stones, &c.
—xix. 40.
The word fulfill'd in this our day
Obdurate sinners find,
And joyful multitudes obey
The Saviour of mankind:
Because the rulers hold their peace
The stones cry out and sing;
And still we shout, and still confess
The coming of our King.
CHAPTER XIX. The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | ||