Translations. - The Sixty-seventh Psalm. (luther's Song-book.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCEF GHHHIJIJF KLKMENENO| Would that the Lord would grant us grace | A |
| And in his volume write us | B |
| With its clear shining let his face | A |
| To life eternal light us | B |
| That we may know his work at length | C |
| And what men him have faith in | D |
| And Jesus Christ our health and strength | C |
| Be known to all the heathen | E |
| And unto God convert them | F |
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| God then will thank and thee will praise | G |
| The heathen with glad voices | H |
| Let all the world for joy upraise | H |
| A song with mighty noises | H |
| Because thou art earth's judge O Lord | I |
| Nor leav'st the righteous quailing | J |
| Thy word it is both bed and board | I |
| And for all folk availing | J |
| In the right path to keep them | F |
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| Let them thank God and thee adore | K |
| Thy folk of deeds of grace full | L |
| The land grows fruitful more and more | K |
| Thy word it is successful | M |
| Bless us the Father and the Son | E |
| And bless us God the Holy Ghost | N |
| To whom by all be honour done | E |
| Before him fear the human host | N |
| Now heartily say Amen | O |
George Macdonald
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