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[Paul in its strongest fortress here]
Then Paul stood in the midst of Mars' hill, &c.
—xvii. 22.
Paul in its strongest fortress here
The wisdom of the world assails:
Arm'd with the Truth he cannot fear,
The great Essential Truth prevails,
And one to Power almighty join'd
Is sure to conquer all mankind.
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