Praise For The Incarnation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFGF HIHI JKJK| Sweeter sounds than music knows | A |
| Charm me in Immanuel's name | B |
| All her hopes my spirit owes | A |
| To his birth and cross and shame | B |
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| When he came the angels sung | C |
| Glory be to God on high | D |
| Lord unloose my stamm'ring tongue | C |
| Who should louder sing than I | D |
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| Did the Lord a man become | E |
| That he might the law fulfil | F |
| Bleed and suffer in my room | G |
| And canst thou my tongue be still | F |
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| No I must my praises bring | H |
| Though they worthless are and weak | I |
| For should I refuse to sing | H |
| Sure the very stones would speak | I |
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| O my Saviour Shield and Sun | J |
| Shepherd Brother Husband Friend | K |
| Ev'ry precious name in one | J |
| I will love thee without end | K |
John Newton
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