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2540.
[Lo, the thing impossible]
A man of Ethiopia, an eunuch of great, &c.
—viii 27.
Lo, the thing impossible
Is by the' Almighty done,
God doth to the rich reveal
And make salvation known!
Courtiers, ministers of state,
Resolved to cast the world behind,
Willing in His house to wait,
Shall their Redeemer find.
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