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1507.
[The wicked, Lord, and they alone]
Is it lawful for us to give tribute unto Cæsar, or no?
—xx. 22.
The wicked, Lord, and they alone
Will question Cæsar's right,
Who Thy authority disown
May Thy vicegerent slight;
Who reverence God, their king obey
With constant loyalty,
And while his due to him we pay,
We serve and worship Thee.
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