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[Faith beholds the' invisible]
Howbeit we must be cast upon a certain island.
—xxvii. 26.
Faith beholds the' invisible;
An heavenly Pilot's hand
Undergirds the shatter'd keel
And guides it to the strand:
Safe through the tempestuous deep
To Malta's fatal isle he steers,
Malta's isle must break the ship,
And save the passengers.
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