Hymn 126 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B ACAD AEAE AAAA| Charity and uncharitableness | A |
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| Rom Cor | B |
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| Not diff'rent food or diff'rent dress | A |
| Compose the kingdom of our Lord | C |
| But peace and joy and righteousness | A |
| Faith and obedience to his word | D |
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| When weaker Christians we despise | A |
| We do the gospel mighty wrong | E |
| For God the gracious and the wise | A |
| Receives the feeble with the strong | E |
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| Let pride and wrath be banished hence | A |
| Meekness and love our souls pursue | A |
| Nor shall our practice give offence | A |
| To saints the Gentile or the Jew | A |
Isaac Watts
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