The Unfathomable Sorrow : a Sonnet Sequence From the Passion And Other Scriptural Sonnets
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151 LXXIV A^ GOD, why hast Thou cast us off forever?
Eemember Thou Thy congregation old.
Let not the roaring adversary sever The bonds that firm unite Thee with Thy fold.
The enemy shall overcome Thee never, Thy ruling strength the earth doth firmly hold.
The poor and faithful Thou wilt safe deliver From greedy multitude, perverse and bold.
Let not th' oppressed return to Thee in shame, But let the poor and needy praise Thy name, Arise, O God, and Thine own purpose plead.
Eemember how the fooli...sh ones defame.
Unto Thine adversary grant due meed.
His tumult 'gainst Thee he doth constant lead.
152 LXXV unto Thee, Jeliovah, thanks we give, For that Thy name is near Thy works declare.
Uprightly will I judge while yet I live, The pillars of the earth will I up-bear.
I said unto the fools. Deal wisely thou, Eaise not the horn, nor speak with insolence ; For neither south, nor east, nor west allow Promotion; God alone is our defense.
For in the land of God there is a cup.
Whose wine is red and freely f oameth up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
151 LXXIV A^ GOD, why hast Thou cast us off forever?
Eemember Thou Thy congregation old.
Let not the roaring adversary sever The bonds that firm unite Thee with Thy fold.
The enemy shall overcome Thee never, Thy ruling strength the earth doth firmly hold.
The poor and faithful Thou wilt safe deliver From greedy multitude, perverse and bold.
Let not th' oppressed return to Thee in shame, But let the poor and needy praise Thy name, Arise, O God, and Thine own purpose plead.
Eemember how the fooli...sh ones defame.
Unto Thine adversary grant due meed.
His tumult 'gainst Thee he doth constant lead.
152 LXXV unto Thee, Jeliovah, thanks we give, For that Thy name is near Thy works declare.
Uprightly will I judge while yet I live, The pillars of the earth will I up-bear.
I said unto the fools. Deal wisely thou, Eaise not the horn, nor speak with insolence ; For neither south, nor east, nor west allow Promotion; God alone is our defense.
For in the land of God there is a cup.
Whose wine is red and freely f oameth up.
What to read after The Unfathomable Sorrow : a Sonnet Sequence From the Passion And Other Scriptural Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Opp-Dyke, Oliver, 1878-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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