Translations. - A Song Of St. John Huss, Improved By Dr. Martin Luther. (luther's Song-book.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DDEE FFGG HHII JJDD DDKK HHDD JJHH LMDD NNHHChrist Jesus our Redeemer born | A |
Who from us did God's anger turn | B |
Through his sufferings sore and main | C |
Help he us all out of hell pain | C |
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That we never should forget it | D |
Gave he us his flesh to eat it | D |
Hid in poor bread gift divine | E |
And to drink his blood in the wine | E |
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Who will draw near to that table | F |
Must take heed all he is able | F |
Who unworthy thither goes | G |
Thence death instead of life he sows | G |
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God the Father praise thou duly | H |
That he thee would feed so truly | H |
And for ill deeds by thee done | I |
Up unto death has given his son | I |
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Have this faith and do not waver | J |
'Tis a food for every craver | J |
Who his heart with sin opprest | D |
Can no more for its anguish rest | D |
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Such kindness and such grace to get | D |
Seeks a heart with labour great | D |
Is it well with thee take care | K |
Lest at last thou shouldst evil fare | K |
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He doth say Come hither O ye | H |
Poor that I may pity show ye | H |
From the leech the sound will start | D |
And make a mockery of his art | D |
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Hadst thou any skill to offer | J |
Why for thee should I then suffer | J |
Table this is not for thee | H |
If saviour thou thine own canst be | H |
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If such faith thy heart possesses | L |
And the same thy mouth confesses | M |
Fit guest then thou art indeed | D |
And so this food thy soul will feed | D |
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But bear fruit or lose thy labour | N |
Take thou heed thou love thy neighbour | N |
That thou food to him mayst be | H |
As thy God makes himself to thee | H |
George Macdonald
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