Hymns
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I take Thy hand, and fears grow still; Behold Thy face, and doubts remove ; Who would not yield his wavering will To perfect Truth, and boundless Love ?
25 VTiabc perfect tEfyrougfy Suffering That Love this restless soul doth teach The strength of Thine eternal calm ; And tune its sad and broken speech, To join, on earth, the angels' psalm.
O be it patient in Thy hands, And drawn, through each mysterious hour, To service of Thy pure commands, The narrow way to Love and Power.
26 €§t Qpoitftt of... • • • • CJTRONG-SOULED Reformer, whose far- seeing faith Of lifted cry and tumult had no need, — Who stay 'dst the lightnings of Thy holy wrath With pitying love, to spare the bruised reed, — Thy will to save, Thy strength to conquer, flowed From seas of tenderness and might in God.
27 Cfye potr>er of 3^us Thy living word sprang from the heart of Man, Eternal word of love and liberty : Fearless thou gav'st it to the winds again ; 'Twas Manhood's native tongue, and could not die.
To thy dear brotherhood life's pulses leap ; And wakening ages answer, deep to deep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I take Thy hand, and fears grow still; Behold Thy face, and doubts remove ; Who would not yield his wavering will To perfect Truth, and boundless Love ?
25 VTiabc perfect tEfyrougfy Suffering That Love this restless soul doth teach The strength of Thine eternal calm ; And tune its sad and broken speech, To join, on earth, the angels' psalm.
O be it patient in Thy hands, And drawn, through each mysterious hour, To service of Thy pure commands, The narrow way to Love and Power.
26 €§t Qpoitftt of... • • • • CJTRONG-SOULED Reformer, whose far- seeing faith Of lifted cry and tumult had no need, — Who stay 'dst the lightnings of Thy holy wrath With pitying love, to spare the bruised reed, — Thy will to save, Thy strength to conquer, flowed From seas of tenderness and might in God.
27 Cfye potr>er of 3^us Thy living word sprang from the heart of Man, Eternal word of love and liberty : Fearless thou gav'st it to the winds again ; 'Twas Manhood's native tongue, and could not die.
To thy dear brotherhood life's pulses leap ; And wakening ages answer, deep to deep.
What to read after Hymns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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