Psalm 33 Part 2 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFEF GHGH IJKJ LMLM NCNC| Creatures vain and God all sufficient | A |
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| Blest is the nation where the Lord | B |
| Hath fixed his gracious throne | C |
| Where he reveals his heav'nly word | D |
| And calls their tribes his own | C |
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| His eye with infinite survey | E |
| Does the whole world behold | F |
| He formed us all of equal clay | E |
| And knows our feeble mold | F |
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| Kings are not rescued by the force | G |
| Of armies from the grave | H |
| Nor speed nor courage of a horse | G |
| Can the bold rider save | H |
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| Vain is the strength of beasts or men | I |
| To hope for safety thence | J |
| But holy souls from God obtain | K |
| A strong and sure defence | J |
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| God is their fear and God their trust | L |
| When plagues or famine spread | M |
| His watchful eye secures the just | L |
| Among ten thousand dead | M |
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| Lord let our hearts in thee rejoice | N |
| And bless us from thy throne | C |
| For we have made thy word our choice | N |
| And trust thy grace alone | C |
Isaac Watts
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