Joseph Hart
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125. A See 17 and 31.
CHAPTER V THE YEAR 1758 Hart opened the new year with a hymn that has 17. "New aptly been described as " an epitome Y l a nd S H H y y r^n n 8 of vital and experimental religion, " 1 17 to 32. Lamb of God ! we fall before Thee. " Many a good man has regarded it as his creed, and has recited it on his death-bed with streaming eyes and quivering lip deriving comfort from every sustaining sentence. Fitting companions to it are " Oh the pangs by Christians felt, " and hymn 19,... which contains the verse, " Our good Guide and Saviour Hath helped thus far ; And 'tis by His favour We are what we are. " Few hymnists can approach Hart when he is upon the subject of sorrow.
" Boast not, ye sons of earth, Nor look with scornful eyes ; Above your highest mirth Our saddest hours we prize. For though our cup seems fill'd with gall, There's something secret sweetens all. " 8 Then there is that other cheering reminder : " Trials may press of every sort, They may be sore, they must be short.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
125. A See 17 and 31.
CHAPTER V THE YEAR 1758 Hart opened the new year with a hymn that has 17. "New aptly been described as " an epitome Y l a nd S H H y y r^n n 8 of vital and experimental religion, " 1 17 to 32. Lamb of God ! we fall before Thee. " Many a good man has regarded it as his creed, and has recited it on his death-bed with streaming eyes and quivering lip deriving comfort from every sustaining sentence. Fitting companions to it are " Oh the pangs by Christians felt, " and hymn 19,... which contains the verse, " Our good Guide and Saviour Hath helped thus far ; And 'tis by His favour We are what we are. " Few hymnists can approach Hart when he is upon the subject of sorrow.
" Boast not, ye sons of earth, Nor look with scornful eyes ; Above your highest mirth Our saddest hours we prize. For though our cup seems fill'd with gall, There's something secret sweetens all. " 8 Then there is that other cheering reminder : " Trials may press of every sort, They may be sore, they must be short.
What to read after Joseph Hart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Thomas, 1810-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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