Hymn 112 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDED FGHG IJIJ KLMN| The brazen serpent or Looking to Jesus | A |
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| John | B |
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| So did the Hebrew prophet raise | C |
| The brazen serpent high | D |
| The wounded felt immediate ease | E |
| The camp forbore to die | D |
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| Look upward in the dying hour | F |
| And live the prophet cries | G |
| But Christ performs a nobler cure | H |
| When Faith lifts up her eyes | G |
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| High on the cross the Savior hung | I |
| High in the heav'ns he reigns | J |
| Here sinners by th' old serpent stung | I |
| Look and forget their pains | J |
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| When God's own Son is lifted up | K |
| A dying world revives | L |
| The Jew beholds the glorious hope | M |
| Th' expiring Gentile lives | N |
Isaac Watts
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