Hymn 104 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDCE FGFH IJEJ KLBL| A state of nature and of grace | A |
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| Cor | B |
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| Not the malicious or profane | C |
| The wanton or the proud | D |
| Nor thieves nor sland'rers shall obtain | C |
| Tue kingdom of our God | E |
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| Surprising grace and such were we | F |
| By nature and by sin | G |
| Heirs of immortal misery | F |
| Unholy and unclean | H |
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| But we are washed in Jesus' blood | I |
| We're pardoned through his name | J |
| And the good Spirit of our God | E |
| Has sanctified our frame | J |
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| O for a persevering power | K |
| To keep thy just commands | L |
| We would defile our hearts no more | B |
| No more pollute our hands | L |
Isaac Watts
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