Hymn 43 Part 2 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDEF GHIJ KKLM NNOO PPQQ| The Christian's treasure | A |
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| Cor | B |
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| How vast the treasure we possess | C |
| How rich thy bounty King of grace | D |
| This world is ours and worlds to come | E |
| Earth is our lodge and heav'n our home | F |
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| All things are ours the gifts of God | G |
| The purchase of a Savior's blood | H |
| While the good Spirit shows us how | I |
| To use and to improve them too | J |
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| If peace and plenty crown my days | K |
| They help me Lord to speak thy praise | K |
| If bread of sorrows be my food | L |
| Those sorrows work my lasting good | M |
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| I would not change my blest estate | N |
| For all the world calls good or great | N |
| And while my faith can keep her hold | O |
| I envy not the sinner's gold | O |
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| Father I wait thy daily will | P |
| Thou shalt divide my portion still | P |
| Grant me on earth what seems thee best | Q |
| Till death and heav'n reveal the rest | Q |
Isaac Watts
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