In Sickness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFG HIJI KLKL MNMO PQRS TTTT UVWV TXTX YIYI QZQZ ABAX A2XB2X C2XC2X| Jesus since I with thee am one | A |
| Confirm my soul in thee | B |
| And still continue to tread down | C |
| The man of sin in me | B |
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| Let not the subtle foe prevail | D |
| In this my feeble hour | E |
| Frustrate all the hopes of hell | F |
| Redeem from Satan's pow'r | G |
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| Arm me O Lord from head to foot | H |
| With righteousness divine | I |
| My soul in Jesus firmly root | J |
| And seal the Saviour mine | I |
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| Proportion'd to my pains below | K |
| O let my joys increase | L |
| And mercy to my spirit flow | K |
| In healing streams of peace | L |
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| In life and death be thou my God | M |
| And I am more than safe | N |
| Chastis'd by thy paternal rod | M |
| Support me with thy staff | O |
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| Lay on me Saviour what thou wilt | P |
| But give me strength to bear | Q |
| Thy gracious hand this cross hath dealt | R |
| Which cannot be severe | S |
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| As gold refin'd may I come out | T |
| In sorrow's furnace try'd | T |
| Preserved from faithfulness and doubt | T |
| And fully putify'd | T |
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| When overwhelm'd with sore distress | U |
| Out of the pit I cry | V |
| On Jesus suffering in my place | W |
| Help me to fix mine eye | V |
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| When marr'd with tears and blood and sweat | T |
| The glorious sufferer lay | X |
| And in my stead sustain'd the heat | T |
| And burden of the day | X |
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| The pangs which my weak nature knows | Y |
| Are swallow'd up in thine | I |
| How numberless thy pondrous woes | Y |
| How few how light are mine | I |
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| O might I learn of thee to bear | Q |
| Temptation pain and loss | Z |
| Give me a heart inur'd to prayer | Q |
| And fitted to the cross | Z |
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| Make me O Lord thy patient son | A |
| Thy language mine shall be | B |
| quot Father thy gracious will be done | A |
| I take the cup from thee quot | X |
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| While thus my soul is fixt on him | A2 |
| Once fasten'd to the wood | X |
| Safe shall I pass through Jordan's stream | B2 |
| And reach the realms of God | X |
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| And when my soul mounts up to keep | C2 |
| With thee the marriage feast | X |
| I shall not die but fall asleep | C2 |
| On my Redeemer's breast | X |
Augustus Montague Toplady
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