Psalm 100 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDF GHGH IJIJ| A plain translation Praise to our Creator | A |
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| Ye nations round the earth rejoice | B |
| Before the Lord your sovereign King | C |
| Serve him with cheerful heart and voice | B |
| With all your tongues his glory sing | C |
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| The Lord is God 'tis he alone | D |
| Doth life and breath and being give | E |
| We are his work and not our own | D |
| The sheep that on his pastures live | F |
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| Enter his gates with songs of joy | G |
| With praises to his courts repair | H |
| And make it your divine employ | G |
| To pay your thanks and honors there | H |
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| The Lord is good the Lord is kind | I |
| Great is his grace his mercy sure | J |
| And the whole race of man shall find | I |
| His truth from age to age endure | J |
Isaac Watts
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