Translations. - Death. (luther's Song-book.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFFGGHGIJD KDLDEMMGGHGGMD NOPOEGGGGGGEQD| In the midst of life we are | A |
| Aye in Death's embraces | B |
| Who is there who help us can | C |
| And in safety place us | D |
| Lord thou art he thou only | E |
| From our ill deeds we sorrowing turn | F |
| That have made thy anger burn | F |
| Holy holy Lord God | G |
| Holy mighty Lord God | G |
| Holy Saviour with the tender heart | H |
| Everlasting God | G |
| Let us not be swallowed | I |
| In the misery of death | J |
| Lord have mercy upon us | D |
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| In the midst of death behold | K |
| Hell's jaws gaping at us | D |
| Who will from such dire distress | L |
| Free and scathless set us | D |
| Lord that dost thou thou only | E |
| It fills thy tender heart with woe | M |
| We should sin and suffer so | M |
| Holy holy Lord God | G |
| Holy mighty Lord God | G |
| Holy Saviour with the tender heart | H |
| Everlasting God | G |
| Let us not be gasted | G |
| By hell's hollows all aglow | M |
| Lord have mercy upon us | D |
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| When amidst the pains of hell | N |
| Us our sins are baiting | O |
| Whither shall we flee away | P |
| Where relief is waiting | O |
| To thee Lord Christ thee only | E |
| Who didst outpour thy precious blood | G |
| For our sins sufficing good | G |
| Holy holy Lord God | G |
| Holy mighty Lord God | G |
| Holy Saviour with the tender heart | G |
| Everlasting God | G |
| Let us not fall from thee | E |
| From comfort of the right faith | Q |
| Lord have mercy upon us | D |
George Macdonald
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