Hymn 120 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDED FGHI JKLM NONO| Faith of things unseen | A |
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| Heb | B |
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| Faith is the brightest evidence | C |
| Of things beyond our sight | D |
| Breaks through the clouds of flesh and sense | E |
| And dwells in heav'nly light | D |
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| It sets times past in present view | F |
| Brings distant prospects home | G |
| Of things a thousand years ago | H |
| Or thousand years to come | I |
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| By faith we know the worlds were made | J |
| By God's almighty word | K |
| Abram to unknown countries led | L |
| By faith obeyed the Lord | M |
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| He sought a city fair and high | N |
| Built by th' eternal hands | O |
| And faith assures us though we die | N |
| That heav'nly building stands | O |
Isaac Watts
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