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[Moved by every wind the sea]
They troubled the people and the rulers.
—xvii. 8.
Moved by every wind the sea,
Soon the multitude is stirr'd,
Soon the world incensed may be
'Gainst the servants of our Lord:
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On the messengers to fall;
Then the strength of God we find,
Then through Christ we conquer all.
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