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Idumea

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Idumea

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And am I born to die?

To lay this body down?

And must my trembling spirit fly

Into a world unknown -

A land of deepest shade,

Unpierced by human thought,

The dreary regions of the dead,

Where all things are forgot?

Soon as from earth I go,

What will become of me?

Eternal happiness or woe

Must then my portion be;

Waked by the trumpet's sound,

I from my grave shall rise,

And see the Judge with glory crowned,

And see the flaming skies.

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