Psalm 118 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEFE GHID JKJK LMLN OPOQ RSTS| v | A |
| S M | B |
| An hosanna for the Lord's day or A new song of salvation by Christ | C |
| - | |
| See what a living stone | D |
| The builders did refuse | E |
| Yet God hath built his church thereon | F |
| In spite of envious Jews | E |
| - | |
| The scribe and angry priest | G |
| Reject thine only Son | H |
| Yet on this Rock shall Zion rest | I |
| As the chief corner stone | D |
| - | |
| The work O Lord is thine | J |
| And wondrous in our eyes | K |
| This day declares it all divine | J |
| This day did Jesus rise | K |
| - | |
| This is the glorious day | L |
| That our Redeemer made | M |
| Let us rejoice and sing and pray | L |
| Let all the church be glad | N |
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| Hosanna to the King | O |
| Of David's royal blood | P |
| Bless him ye saints he comes to bring | O |
| Salvation from your God | Q |
| - | |
| We bless thine holy word | R |
| Which all this grace displays | S |
| And offer on thine altar Lord | T |
| Our sacrifice of praise | S |
Isaac Watts
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