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X. Psalm cxxxiv.
CHALLENGE.
Ho! ye servants of the Lord,Who by night
In the holy place keep ward,
And delight
In the praise of God most high,
From within, in loud reply,
Ever hallelujah cry.
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RESPONSE.
Israel's God, the Lord who badeEarth and heaven to be, and made
All things in them, guard thy feet;
Bless thee from His mercy-seat!
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