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1866.
[Soon out of the house of God]
The servant abideth not in the house for ever, &c.
—viii. 35.
Soon out of the house of God
The slave of sin is cast,
Cast into a fiery flood,
And pains that always last;
But the child of faith and love
His full recompence shall gain,
In his Father's house above
Eternally remain.
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