Hymn 105 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDEF GHCI JKJL MNOP QRSR| Heaven invisible and holy | A |
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| Cor Rev | B |
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| Nor eye hath seen nor ear hath heard | C |
| Nor sense nor reason known | D |
| What joys the Father hath prepared | E |
| For those that love the Son | F |
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| But the good Spirit of the Lord | G |
| Reveals a heav'n to come | H |
| The beams of glory in his word | C |
| Allure and guide us home | I |
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| Pure are the joys above the sky | J |
| And all the region peace | K |
| No wanton lips nor envious eye | J |
| Can see or taste the bliss | L |
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| Those holy gates for ever bar | M |
| Polution sin and shame | N |
| None shall obtain admittance there | O |
| But followers of the Lamb | P |
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| He keeps the Father's book of life | Q |
| There all their names are found | R |
| The hypocrite in vain shall strive | S |
| To tread the heav'nly ground | R |
Isaac Watts
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