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1542.
[Who did His servant's fall foretell]
I tell thee, Peter, the cock shall not crow this, &c.
—xxii. 34.
Who did His servant's fall foretell,
Forbids us to confide
In fervours we this moment feel,
In strength of faith untried;
Wherefore to Him we leave the heart
He only can defend,
And trust He will His grace impart
Till war with life shall end.
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