commandingk the word, and mightierl the strength. So that from the weight of his authority, and from his own greatness of soul; and more than all the rest, from the hope which he has in God, he will address the Emperor with much freedom and much prudence. 7. Let us not then despair of our safety, (3) but let us pray; let us make invocation; let us supplicate; let us send an embassy to the King that is above with many tears! We havem this fast too as an ally, and as an assistant in this good intercession.
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