The Baptistery Or the Way of Eternal Life
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Then thou, in thy dark mood so wild. E'en like a wayward child, Didst hear thy Maker's voice, and sweet and mild All calmly at His feet didst lie ; And e'en in thy tumultuous Avrath Didst make for Him a marble path ; Wliile in their house of wood His chosen fear'd to die.
Strong flowing Main, that grow'st not old.
While all things else decay. In youthful buoyance fresh and bold As on thy natal day. Thou roU'st thy watery hosts along.
And utterest thy song, Thou keepest fresh the verdant world. ...Which else would fade in her polluted ways. In tiu'bulence around her hurl'd.
Or soft melodious praise.
Ye watery worlds that range aloof. Above this earthly globe. And form your roAang bands on Heaven's bright roof, Where God hath His pavilion made^.
And in yom' deeps His pillars laid. Throwing around Him your dark-floAving robe.
In you He drops fresh life below.
In you He sets His wondi'ous bow !
And here below the waters move.
Responsive to some spell above, * Ps. Xviii. 11.
THE WATERS OF THE CITY OF GOD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then thou, in thy dark mood so wild. E'en like a wayward child, Didst hear thy Maker's voice, and sweet and mild All calmly at His feet didst lie ; And e'en in thy tumultuous Avrath Didst make for Him a marble path ; Wliile in their house of wood His chosen fear'd to die.
Strong flowing Main, that grow'st not old.
While all things else decay. In youthful buoyance fresh and bold As on thy natal day. Thou roU'st thy watery hosts along.
And utterest thy song, Thou keepest fresh the verdant world. ...Which else would fade in her polluted ways. In tiu'bulence around her hurl'd.
Or soft melodious praise.
Ye watery worlds that range aloof. Above this earthly globe. And form your roAang bands on Heaven's bright roof, Where God hath His pavilion made^.
And in yom' deeps His pillars laid. Throwing around Him your dark-floAving robe.
In you He drops fresh life below.
In you He sets His wondi'ous bow !
And here below the waters move.
Responsive to some spell above, * Ps. Xviii. 11.
THE WATERS OF THE CITY OF GOD.
What to read after The Baptistery Or the Way of Eternal Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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