Hymn Of Sovereign Grace Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGF HIJK LFKF FAFA MNON FFPF QRSBFormed for thyself and turned to thee | A |
Thy praises Lord I show | B |
No more with sacrilegious pride | C |
I rob thee of thy due | D |
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Divested of my fancied plumes | E |
I throw me at thy feet | F |
Nor as a debt thy favour claim | G |
But as an alms intreat | F |
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Repentance holiness and faith | H |
By which to thee we live | I |
Are not conditions we perform | J |
But graces we receive | K |
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Thy Spirit does not offer life | L |
But raises from the dead | F |
And neither asks the sinner's leave | K |
Nor needs the sinner's aid | F |
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Thy power before the fruit is good | F |
Must first renew the tree | A |
We rise and work the works of God | F |
When wrought upon by thee | A |
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Each grace of our celestial birth | M |
From thy blest influence springs | N |
Which plants and nourishes and guards | O |
And to perfection brings | N |
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Gardens of thine enclosed and sealed | F |
Thou all our works hast wrought | F |
And wilt eternal peace ordain | P |
For those thy blood hath bought | F |
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Had not thy love laid hold on us | Q |
We has not loved thee now | R |
Possess us quite thou God of grace | S |
To whom our all we owe | B |
Augustus Montague Toplady
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