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and Man, He fufferd for us συγχωρήσα, ᾧ ἀπέθανε,
by thy Permiffion, and died;
and rofe again by thy Power;
on which account we fo-
lemnly affemble to celebrate
the Feaft of the Refurrection
on the Lord's Day, and re-
joice on account of Him who
has conquer'd Death, and
has brought Life and Im- γε τὰ ἔθνη ἑαυτῷ,
mortality to Light: For by or weiser,
Him thou haft brought home + ἀληθινὸν Ἰσραὴλ,
the Gentiles to thy Self for – θεοφιλῇ, “ ὁρῶντου
a peculiar People, the true eóv. aù 28, were, è
Ifrael, beloved of God, and τις πατέρας ἡμῶν ἐς
feeing God': For thou, Ogages in yus Aizu-
Lord, broughteft our Fathers 8, εῤῥώσω ἐκ ng-
out of the Land of Egypt, pive adneas, & in
and didit deliver them out πηλ, καὶ πλινθουργίας
of the Iron Furnace, from ungwow in XHe's
Clay and Brick-making, and a ̧aw & off io au-
didit redeem them out of Tv. 'C" Hj Dargioo
the Hands of Pharaoh, and ons is Voi Eneas ȧu-
of those under him, and didft 7's jazos @ 3-
lead them through the Sea, παφόρησας αυτὸς ἐν τῇ
as through dry Land, and ἐρήμῳ πουτοίοις ἀγα
didit bear their Manners in θοῖς· νόμον ἀυτοῖς ἔδω
the Wilderness, and beflow p. 2"
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things; Thou didst give Jerra, xeingTas-
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