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[Men should patiently endure]
But the angel of the Lord...opened the prison, &c.
—v. 19.
Men should patiently endure,
Leave their God to act for them:
Bars and chains cannot secure
Whom He willeth to redeem:
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Burst the prison of the grave,
Christ who shuts and opens hell
Can He not from dungeons save?
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