Translations. - Epiphany. (luther's Song-book.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB AACC DDEE FFGG HIJK| Herod why dreadest thou a foe | A |
| Because the Christ comes born below | A |
| He seeks no mortal kingdom thus | B |
| But brings his kingdom down to us | B |
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| After the star the wise men go | A |
| That light the true light them did show | A |
| They signify with presents three | C |
| This child God Man and King to be | C |
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| In Jordan baptism he did take | D |
| This Lamb of God for our poor sake | D |
| Thus he who never did a sin | E |
| Hath washed us clean both out and in | E |
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| A miracle straightway befell | F |
| Six pots of stone they saw who tell | F |
| Of water full which changing heard | G |
| And turned to red wine at his word | G |
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| Praise honour thanks to thee be said | H |
| Jesus born of the holy maid | I |
| With the Father and the Holy Ghost | J |
| Now and henceforward evermore Amen | K |
George Macdonald
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