Hymn 33 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDEF GHIJ KLKL MNBN OLOP QRST| Absurdity of infidelity | A |
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| Cor | B |
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| Shall atheists dare insult the cross | C |
| Of our Redeemer God | D |
| Shall infidels reproach his laws | E |
| Or trample on his blood | F |
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| What if he choose mysterious ways | G |
| To cleanse us from our faults | H |
| May not the works of sovereign grace | I |
| Transcend our feeble thoughts | J |
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| What if his gospel bids us fight | K |
| With flesh and self and sin | L |
| The prize is most divinely bright | K |
| That we are called to win | L |
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| What if the foolish and the poor | M |
| His glorious grace partake | N |
| This but confirms his truth the more | B |
| For so the prophets spake | N |
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| Do some that own his sacred name | O |
| Indulge their souls in sin | L |
| Jesus should never bear the blame | O |
| His laws are pure and clean | P |
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| Then let our faith grow firm and strong | Q |
| Our lips profess his word | R |
| Nor blush nor fear to walk among | S |
| The men that love the Lord | T |
Isaac Watts
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Hymn 33 is a poem by Isaac Watts. This page includes the poem text, poet information, related topics, comments, and similar poems.