Hymn 152 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDED FGFH IJKJ LAMA NONO PQRQ| Sinai and Zion | A |
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| Heb ff | B |
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| Not to the terrors of the Lord | C |
| The tempest fire and smoke | D |
| Not to the thunder of that word | E |
| Which God on Sinai spoke | D |
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| But we are come to Zion's hill | F |
| The city of our God | G |
| Where milder words declare his will | F |
| And spread his love abroad | H |
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| Behold th' innumerable host | I |
| Of angels clothed in light | J |
| Behold the spirits of the just | K |
| Whose faith is turned to sight | J |
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| Behold the blest assembly there | L |
| Whose names are writ in heav'n | A |
| And God the Judge of all declares | M |
| Their vilest sins forgiv'n | A |
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| The saints on earth and all the dead | N |
| But one communion make | O |
| All join in Christ their living Head | N |
| And of his grace partake | O |
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| In such society as this | P |
| My weary soul would rest | Q |
| The man that dwells where Jesus is | R |
| Must be for ever blest | Q |
Isaac Watts
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