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Thy servants
Generic faithful followers of God, addressed in prayers.
minor
Also known as Thy servants, their
First appearance: epigraph
Thy servants shows up with force in CXLVII: Vespers—Thursday. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The newly baptized servants of the Lord, prayed for to be kept from trespass and sin.
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In CXLVII: Vespers—Thursday: The newly baptized servants of the Lord, prayed for to be kept from trespass and sin. Later, in CXLIX:…
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The emotional and psychological peak occurs in the stanza’s shift from defensive rebuke (“O rail not”) to a pr…
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