St. John: a Poem
St. John: a Poem
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M But He, He gives His Flesh for my nutrition ; He pours His Blood as water for my drink ; The vine would have the branch for its fruition.
He will sustain me, that I shall not sink.
ST. JOHN 13 He is the Shepherd of the grand devotion, Who lays His life down for the errant sheep : And He, my peace, amid the world's commotion, Serene and confident, my soul shall keep.
M What is it, which thus gives me recollection Of what He said, cleanses my dusty feet.
Convicts of sin, and promises perfection... ?
This inward Power is the Paraclete.
ST, JOHN 15 A ND once in Patmos ('tis in Heaven, or near it) I was immured, a witness, for His name : It was the Lord's day, I was in the Spirit, And He came to me like a living flame.
I am the End, He said, and the Beginning, I hold the keys of life, the keys of death ; And like the waters of a torrent dinning.
His voice broke over me, with quickening breath.
1 6 ST. JOHN Thus He to me is ever inspiration, A Guest, a Fire, a Fountain-Head within ; Nor can I draw the line of demarcation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M But He, He gives His Flesh for my nutrition ; He pours His Blood as water for my drink ; The vine would have the branch for its fruition.
He will sustain me, that I shall not sink.
ST. JOHN 13 He is the Shepherd of the grand devotion, Who lays His life down for the errant sheep : And He, my peace, amid the world's commotion, Serene and confident, my soul shall keep.
M What is it, which thus gives me recollection Of what He said, cleanses my dusty feet.
Convicts of sin, and promises perfection... ?
This inward Power is the Paraclete.
ST, JOHN 15 A ND once in Patmos ('tis in Heaven, or near it) I was immured, a witness, for His name : It was the Lord's day, I was in the Spirit, And He came to me like a living flame.
I am the End, He said, and the Beginning, I hold the keys of life, the keys of death ; And like the waters of a torrent dinning.
His voice broke over me, with quickening breath.
1 6 ST. JOHN Thus He to me is ever inspiration, A Guest, a Fire, a Fountain-Head within ; Nor can I draw the line of demarcation.
What to read after St. John: a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert F Robert Forman Horton to read onlineMoreLess
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