Sacred Poetry
Sacred Poetry
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) With the prospect of meeting for ever, — With the bright gates of heaven in view, From the dearest on earth I could sever, And smile a delightful adieu !
edmeston.
L79- zion COMEORTED.
I O Zion ! afflicted with wave upon wave, Whom no man can comfort, whom no man can save : With darkness surrounded, by terrors dis- may'd, [cay'd.
In toiling and rowing thy strength is de- 258 SACKED POETRY.
2 Loud roaring, the billows would thee over- whelm, [helm ; But skilful's the pilot that sits at the His... wisdom, his power, his faithfulness stand Engag'd to conduct thee in safety to land.
3 " O fearful, O faithless, " in mercy he cries, " My promise, my truth, are they light in thine eyes ? Still, still I am with thee, and faithful to keep, Though seeming, amid the rough tempest, to sleep.
4 " Forget thee I will not ; I cannot forget What Calvary witness'd to cancel thy debt; On the palms of my hands, while looking, I see The wounds I received, in suffering for thee.
5 " I feel at my heart all thy sighs and thy groans ; For thou art most near me, my flesh and my bones ; In all thy distresses, thy head feels the pain, Yet all are now needful, not one is in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) With the prospect of meeting for ever, — With the bright gates of heaven in view, From the dearest on earth I could sever, And smile a delightful adieu !
edmeston.
L79- zion COMEORTED.
I O Zion ! afflicted with wave upon wave, Whom no man can comfort, whom no man can save : With darkness surrounded, by terrors dis- may'd, [cay'd.
In toiling and rowing thy strength is de- 258 SACKED POETRY.
2 Loud roaring, the billows would thee over- whelm, [helm ; But skilful's the pilot that sits at the His... wisdom, his power, his faithfulness stand Engag'd to conduct thee in safety to land.
3 " O fearful, O faithless, " in mercy he cries, " My promise, my truth, are they light in thine eyes ? Still, still I am with thee, and faithful to keep, Though seeming, amid the rough tempest, to sleep.
4 " Forget thee I will not ; I cannot forget What Calvary witness'd to cancel thy debt; On the palms of my hands, while looking, I see The wounds I received, in suffering for thee.
5 " I feel at my heart all thy sighs and thy groans ; For thou art most near me, my flesh and my bones ; In all thy distresses, thy head feels the pain, Yet all are now needful, not one is in vain.
What to read after Sacred Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Havergal Frances Ridley to read onlineMoreLess
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