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Exodus, nth Charter, 15th Verse. IT was a dark hour for I srael, when the charge, now rehearsed, was given by the voice of Israel s God to the leader of the chosen tribes ;a still darker hour, when the order it conveyed was proclaimed in the hearing of the awe-struck host, and their marshalled bands prepared to resume their march. Pilgrims to a distant land, advanced but a few stages on their toilsome route, not yet emancipated from the power, and still within the dominions of a fierce and cruel monarch, they were already brought into a situation of great perplexity and hazard. Encamped in a desert place, entangled mid rocky defiles, the sea in front, bleak mountains around, a hostile force urged on by a ruthless chief pressing upon their rear, the crisis was fearful, the fate of Israel appeared to be inevitably sealed.
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