Hymn 95 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CACA ADAD EFEF GHGH| Regeneration | A |
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| John etc | B |
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| Not all the outward forms on earth | C |
| Nor rites that God has giv'n | A |
| Nor will of man nor blood nor birth | C |
| Can raise a soul to heav'n | A |
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| The sovereign will of God alone | A |
| Creates us heirs of grace | D |
| Born in the image of his Son | A |
| A new peculiar race | D |
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| The Spirit like some heav'nly wind | E |
| Blows on the sons of flesh | F |
| New models all the carnal mind | E |
| And forms the man afresh | F |
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| Our quickened souls awake and rise | G |
| From the long sleep of death | H |
| On heav'nly things we fix our eyes | G |
| And praise employs our breath | H |
Isaac Watts
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