Poems And Letters
Poems And Letters
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All worlds created by his nod ! Yet on the cross their Maker hangs, And groans in nature's dying pangs.
" Christ on the Cross !" at sight like this Well may the ranks enthron'd in bliss, Drop their glad harps, their songs forego, I - ist in astonishment and woe !
MMZ©£M§ " Christ on the Cross !" and men stand hy, And watch and mock his agony !
And devils all their legions call, To wound and bruise his righteous soul !
" Christ on the Cross !" and on him plac'd The sins of Adam's guilty race ! W...hile law and vengeance urge their claims, And hell pours forth its hottest flames !
" Christ on the Cross !" — in that dread hour, When earth and hell unite their power To crush his soul ! His Father, too, Withdraws His presence, — shuns His view !
" Christ on the Cross !" hear that groan!
" My Father ! why forsake thy Son ?
" Why, in this hour of greatest need, '' Withhold thy smile, — refuse thine aid ?" " Christ on the Cross !" Lo ! there He dies ! " 'Tis finish'd !" Hark ! the sufferer cries !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All worlds created by his nod ! Yet on the cross their Maker hangs, And groans in nature's dying pangs.
" Christ on the Cross !" at sight like this Well may the ranks enthron'd in bliss, Drop their glad harps, their songs forego, I - ist in astonishment and woe !
MMZ©£M§ " Christ on the Cross !" and men stand hy, And watch and mock his agony !
And devils all their legions call, To wound and bruise his righteous soul !
" Christ on the Cross !" and on him plac'd The sins of Adam's guilty race ! W...hile law and vengeance urge their claims, And hell pours forth its hottest flames !
" Christ on the Cross !" — in that dread hour, When earth and hell unite their power To crush his soul ! His Father, too, Withdraws His presence, — shuns His view !
" Christ on the Cross !" hear that groan!
" My Father ! why forsake thy Son ?
" Why, in this hour of greatest need, '' Withhold thy smile, — refuse thine aid ?" " Christ on the Cross !" Lo ! there He dies ! " 'Tis finish'd !" Hark ! the sufferer cries !
What to read after Poems And Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George England to read onlineMoreLess
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