Hymn 100 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDEF GHIH JKLM NONO| Believe and be saved | A |
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| John | B |
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| Not to condemn the sons of men | C |
| Did Christ the Son of God appear | D |
| No weapons in his hands are seen | E |
| No flaming sword nor thunder there | F |
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| Such was the pity of our God | G |
| He loved the race of man so well | H |
| He sent his Son to bear our load | I |
| Of sins and save our souls from hell | H |
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| Sinners believe the Savior's word | J |
| Trust in his mighty name and live | K |
| A thousand joys his lips afford | L |
| His hands a thousand blessings give | M |
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| But vengeance and damnation lies | N |
| On rebels who refuse the grace | O |
| Who God's eternal Son despise | N |
| The hottest hell shall be their place | O |
Isaac Watts
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