Miscellaneous Poems
Miscellaneous Poems
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Silver and gold would be in vain, A single blessing to obtain ; But, O, to save a soul, If we could ev'ry moment count, Silver and gold beyond amount, 'Till time should cease to roll, The sum woidd but an insult be, To set one fallen sinner free, Or for one crime atone ; For man's salvation never could Be bought, but by the precious blood, Of God's eternal Son.
That Son resigned His heav'nly crown, And to this lower world came down, In human flesh array'd: ~ n I . ' Conceal'd the Godhead in the... man, Pass'd through a life of grief and pain, And suffer'd in our stead.
Shall not such love our praise call forth, (Though all we have is nothing worth) For all that He bestows : Then let our lives our thanks express; Let us no more His laws transgress, Nor number with His foes.
While we are here let us begin, With perfect hatred to hate sin, And give to it no place ; And, with God's strength, let us oppose This author of our num'rous woes, That curse of all our race.
And on this Sabbath-day, let us God for our only portion choose, And tread the narrow way ; Though rough and thorny be the road, It is the path our Saviour trod: It leads to endless day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Silver and gold would be in vain, A single blessing to obtain ; But, O, to save a soul, If we could ev'ry moment count, Silver and gold beyond amount, 'Till time should cease to roll, The sum woidd but an insult be, To set one fallen sinner free, Or for one crime atone ; For man's salvation never could Be bought, but by the precious blood, Of God's eternal Son.
That Son resigned His heav'nly crown, And to this lower world came down, In human flesh array'd: ~ n I . ' Conceal'd the Godhead in the... man, Pass'd through a life of grief and pain, And suffer'd in our stead.
Shall not such love our praise call forth, (Though all we have is nothing worth) For all that He bestows : Then let our lives our thanks express; Let us no more His laws transgress, Nor number with His foes.
While we are here let us begin, With perfect hatred to hate sin, And give to it no place ; And, with God's strength, let us oppose This author of our num'rous woes, That curse of all our race.
And on this Sabbath-day, let us God for our only portion choose, And tread the narrow way ; Though rough and thorny be the road, It is the path our Saviour trod: It leads to endless day.
What to read after Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Rushforth to read onlineMoreLess
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