David And Samuel: With Other Poems, Original And Translated / By John Robertson
David And Samuel: With Other Poems, Original And Translated / By John Robertson
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. 61 The down-looked Pestilence tkat shuns the sight, Nor brazen Mischief that affronts the light, Thou shalt not fear ; albeit at thj side There fall a thousand, be not terrified ; And though at thj right hand ten thousand die, Be of good courage, it shall not come nigh I Yea, with thine own ejes thou shalt see and learn What wages of their work the unrighteous earn.
Because the Lord in whom my soul confides Has been the home wherein thy soul resides, No evil shall befall thee, and no harm.
No...r any plague come nigh thee to alarm ; For He shall charge His angels to have care Of all thy ways, and with kind hand upbear.
Lest thou should'st dash thy foot against a stone.
The aweless lion thou shalt tread upon, — Spurn with thy heel the lion in his might, And lightly esteem the wreathed adder's bite.
Because Myself hath been his heart's desire, I will deliver him, I will lift him higher.
Digitized by CjOOQ IC 2 THE TALISKAN.
Because in My great name he doth rejoice^ Ij when he calleth Me, will hear his voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. 61 The down-looked Pestilence tkat shuns the sight, Nor brazen Mischief that affronts the light, Thou shalt not fear ; albeit at thj side There fall a thousand, be not terrified ; And though at thj right hand ten thousand die, Be of good courage, it shall not come nigh I Yea, with thine own ejes thou shalt see and learn What wages of their work the unrighteous earn.
Because the Lord in whom my soul confides Has been the home wherein thy soul resides, No evil shall befall thee, and no harm.
No...r any plague come nigh thee to alarm ; For He shall charge His angels to have care Of all thy ways, and with kind hand upbear.
Lest thou should'st dash thy foot against a stone.
The aweless lion thou shalt tread upon, — Spurn with thy heel the lion in his might, And lightly esteem the wreathed adder's bite.
Because Myself hath been his heart's desire, I will deliver him, I will lift him higher.
Digitized by CjOOQ IC 2 THE TALISKAN.
Because in My great name he doth rejoice^ Ij when he calleth Me, will hear his voice.
What to read after David And Samuel: With Other Poems, Original And Translated / By John Robertson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Robert Seeley to read onlineMoreLess
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