On One Stone Shall Be Seven Eyes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABB CDCDD EDFDD GDGDD HIIII GIGII DIDII DDDDD JKJKL| Jesus Christ the Lord's anointed | A |
| Who his blood for sinners spilt | B |
| Is the Stone by God appointed | A |
| And the church is on him built | B |
| He delivers all who trust him from their guilt | B |
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| Many eyes at once are fixed | C |
| On a person so divine | D |
| Love with aweful justice mixed | C |
| In his great redemption shine | D |
| Mighty Jesus give me leave to call thee mine | D |
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| By the Father's eye approved | E |
| Lo a voice is heard from heav'n | D |
| Sinners this is my Beloved | F |
| For your ransom freely given | D |
| All offences for his sake shall be forgiven | D |
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| Angels with their eyes pursued him | G |
| When he left his glorious throne | D |
| With astonishment they viewed him | G |
| Put the form of servant on | D |
| Angels worshipped him who was on earth unknown | D |
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| Satan and his host amazed | H |
| Saw this stone in Zion laid | I |
| Jesus though to death abased | I |
| Bruised the subtle serpent's head | I |
| When to save us on the cross his blood he shed | I |
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| When a guilty sinner sees him | G |
| While he looks his soul is healed | I |
| Soon this sight from anguish frees him | G |
| And imparts a pardon sealed | I |
| May this Saviour be to all our hearts revealed | I |
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| With desire and admiration | D |
| All his blood bought flock behold | I |
| Him who wrought out their salvation | D |
| And enclosed them in his fold | I |
| Yet their warmest love and praises are too cold | I |
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| By the eye of carnal reason | D |
| Many view him with disdain | D |
| How will they abide the season | D |
| When he'll come with all his train | D |
| To escape him then they'll wish but wish in vain | D |
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| How their hearts will melt and tremble | J |
| When they hear his aweful voice | K |
| But his saints he'll then assemble | J |
| As his portion and his choice | K |
| And receive them to his everlasting joys | L |
John Newton
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