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2706.
[Let teachers false their sentence close]
From which if ye keep yourselves, ye shall, &c.
—xv. 29.
Let teachers false their sentence close
With dire anathemas and woes,
Let the fierce partisans of Rome
To death and sure damnation doom;
The' apostles of the Lamb we see
With love confirm their mild decree;
Love is the truth's authentic seal,
And bids obedient souls Farewell.
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