#46The Ark

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WHEN ancient Israel met the foe, That aimed at them a deadly blow, Though oft their prospects seemed most dark, They triumphed when they had the Ark.
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The Ark when borne to Jordan's tide, Caused its deep waters to divide; They need no boat in which t' embark; They cross–because they have the Ark.
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They march around old Jericho, Its towering walls are laid full low Hear ye that mighty shouting? Hark! They triumph, for they have the Ark.
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Where was the strength by which it wrought, And to its bearers victory brought? It was a chest of wood–but mark! The law of God was in the Ark.
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When men oppose that law of love, They lack the wisdom from above; Deluded souls! They're in the dark, Without the truth–without the Ark.
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The remnant in these latter days Will triumph sure; give God the praise! They, of the beast, refuse the mark, They keep God's law–they have the Ark.

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