Hymn 7 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDED FGHG IJKL MNON PQRS TUVW FXYZ A2B2C2D2 E2F2G2F2| The invitation of the gospel | A |
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| Isa etc | B |
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| Let every mortal ear attend | C |
| And every heart rejoice | D |
| The trumpet of the gospel sounds | E |
| With an inviting voice | D |
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| Lo all ye hungry starving souls | F |
| That feed upon the wind | G |
| And vainly strive with earthly toys | H |
| To fill an empty mind | G |
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| Eternal Wisdom has prepared | I |
| A soul reviving feast | J |
| And bids your longing appetites | K |
| The rich provision taste | L |
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| Ho ye that pant for living streams | M |
| And pine away and die | N |
| here you may quench your raging thirst | O |
| With springs that never dry | N |
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| Rivers of love and mercy here | P |
| In a rich ocean join | Q |
| Salvation in abundance flows | R |
| Like floods of milk and wine | S |
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| Ye perishing and naked poor | T |
| Who work with mighty pain | U |
| To weave a garment of your own | V |
| That will not hide your sin | W |
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| Come naked and adorn your souls | F |
| In robes prepared by God | X |
| Wrought by the labors of his Son | Y |
| And dyed in his own blood | Z |
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| Dear God the treasures of thy love | A2 |
| Are everlasting mines | B2 |
| Deep as our helpless miseries are | C2 |
| And boundless as our sins | D2 |
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| The happy gates of gospel grace | E2 |
| Stand open night and day | F2 |
| Lord we are come to seek supplies | G2 |
| And drive our wants away | F2 |
Isaac Watts
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