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The Conqueror.

From Edom whom see I returned

Translator: Joseph Morris (1854)
Published in 1 hymnal

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From Edom whom see I returned
More beauteous than break of the dawn?
The foes He hath conquered and spurned
Who proudly against Him were drawn.
With blood his fair raiment is dyed,
How sharp are his arrows and sword:
The fame of his prowess be wide,
His name through the world be adored!

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Translator: Joseph Morris

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First Line: From Edom whom see I returned
Title: The Conqueror.
Translator: Joseph Morris (1854)
Meter: 8,8,8,8 dactylic
Language: English
Publication Date: 1854
Copyright: Public Domain
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