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William Mackergo Taylor

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Up with the banner of your new Lord, Jehovah Jesus! Raise it in firm decision, with quiet earnestness and with humble prayer; keep it with unflinching fortitude, and be ready to die rather than dishonor it.
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P. 80.

 
William Mackergo Taylor

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