Shema Yisrael the Spirit of Judaism
Shema Yisrael the Spirit of Judaism
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i. 'id I will wait for Him, and rest. Without one murmuring plaint.
Though sighs escape my labouring breast, And my lonely spirit faint.
Heed not my crying, Lord ! 'tis well, Or Thou wouldst let me free.
Better in chains with Thee to dwell Than free, apart from Thee !
Thou mark'st me Thine ; these hours of pain That bid me lonely lie, POEMS. 217 Aud bind me with a heavy chain, Still, still proclaim Thee nigh!
They call me for a while from earth, And all her pleasant dreams, And if they check th...e voice of mirth, And joy's too dazzling gleams: Oh, 'tis to hold commune with Thee, To feel I am Thine own, Thy "still small voice" would silent be, In festal halls alone.
Let me but feel this, Father, oh !
E'en though a while I weep; Let not o'er faith's rejoicing glow, The stagnant darkness creep.
Be with me still ! though comfortless.
Let not my trust depart, Oh, be Thy spirit nigh to bless This lone and aching heart!
o Grant me but faith, my God! to rest Unmurm'ring in Thy will, Then, then, though peace forsake my breast, I am in safety still!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i. 'id I will wait for Him, and rest. Without one murmuring plaint.
Though sighs escape my labouring breast, And my lonely spirit faint.
Heed not my crying, Lord ! 'tis well, Or Thou wouldst let me free.
Better in chains with Thee to dwell Than free, apart from Thee !
Thou mark'st me Thine ; these hours of pain That bid me lonely lie, POEMS. 217 Aud bind me with a heavy chain, Still, still proclaim Thee nigh!
They call me for a while from earth, And all her pleasant dreams, And if they check th...e voice of mirth, And joy's too dazzling gleams: Oh, 'tis to hold commune with Thee, To feel I am Thine own, Thy "still small voice" would silent be, In festal halls alone.
Let me but feel this, Father, oh !
E'en though a while I weep; Let not o'er faith's rejoicing glow, The stagnant darkness creep.
Be with me still ! though comfortless.
Let not my trust depart, Oh, be Thy spirit nigh to bless This lone and aching heart!
o Grant me but faith, my God! to rest Unmurm'ring in Thy will, Then, then, though peace forsake my breast, I am in safety still!
What to read after Shema Yisrael the Spirit of Judaism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aguilar, Grace, 1816-1847 to read onlineMoreLess
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