Hymn 130 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDAD EFEF GHGH IEJE| Love and hatred | A |
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| Phil Eph etc | B |
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| Now by the bowels of my God | C |
| His sharp distress his sore complaints | D |
| By his last groans his dying blood | A |
| I charge my soul to love the saints | D |
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| Clamor and wrath and war begone | E |
| Envy and spite for ever cease | F |
| Let bitter words no more be known | E |
| Amongst the saints the sons of peace | F |
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| The Spirit like a peaceful dove | G |
| Flies from the realms of noise and strife | H |
| Why should we vex and grieve his love | G |
| Who seals our souls to heav'nly life | H |
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| Tender and kind be all our thoughts | I |
| Through all our lives let mercy run | E |
| So God forgives our num'rous faults | J |
| For the dear sake of Christ his Son | E |
Isaac Watts
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