Psalm 113 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CCDEED FFGHHG IIJKLJ HHMNOM| Proper tune | A |
| The majesty and condescension of God | B |
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| Ye that delight to serve the Lord | C |
| The honors of his name record | C |
| His sacred name for ever bless | D |
| Where'er the circling sun displays | E |
| His rising beams or setting rays | E |
| Let lands and seas his power confess | D |
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| Not time nor nature's narrow rounds | F |
| Can give his vast dominion bounds | F |
| The heav'ns are far below his height | G |
| Let no created greatness dare | H |
| With our eternal God compare | H |
| Armed with his uncreated might | G |
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| He bows his glorious head to view | I |
| What the bright hosts of angels do | I |
| And bends his care to mortal things | J |
| His sovereign hand exalts the poor | K |
| He takes the needy from the door | L |
| And makes them company for kings | J |
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| When childless families despair | H |
| He sends the blessing of an heir | H |
| To rescue their expiring name | M |
| The mother with a thankful voice | N |
| Proclaims his praises and her joys | O |
| Let every age advance his fame | M |
Isaac Watts
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Psalm 113 is a poem by Isaac Watts. This page includes the poem text, poet information, related topics, comments, and similar poems.