Looking Unto Jesus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CDEE FFGG HHII JJKL CCMM NNOO PPQRBy various maxims forms and rules | A |
That pass for wisdom in the schools | A |
I strove my passion to restrain | B |
But all my efforts proved in vain | B |
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But since the Saviour I have known | C |
My rules are all reduced to one | D |
To keep my Lord by faith in view | E |
This strength supplies and motives too | E |
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I see him lead a suff'ring life | F |
Patient amidst reproach and strife | F |
And from his pattern courage take | G |
To bear and suffer for his sake | G |
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Upon the cross I see him bleed | H |
And by the sight from guilt am freed | H |
This sight destroys the life of sin | I |
And quickens heav'nly life within | I |
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To look to Jesus as he rose | J |
Confirms my faith disarms my foes | J |
Satan I shame and overcome | K |
By pointing to my Saviour's tomb | L |
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Exalted on his glorious throne | C |
I see him make my cause his own | C |
Then all my anxious cares subside | M |
For Jesus lives and will provide | M |
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I see him look with pity down | N |
And hold in view the conqu'ror's crown | N |
If pressed with griefs and cares before | O |
My soul revives nor asks for more | O |
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By faith I see the hour at hand | P |
When in his presence I shall stand | P |
Then it will be my endless bliss | Q |
To see him where and as he is | R |
John Newton
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