The Woman Of Samaria Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHIH JKLK MNMN OPOQ RSRSJesus to what didst thou submit | A |
To save thy dear bought flock from hell | B |
Like a pour trav'ller see him sit | A |
Athirst and weary by the well | B |
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The woman who for water came | C |
What great events on small depend | D |
Then learnt the glory of his name | C |
The Well of life the sinner's Friend | D |
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Taught from her birth to hate the Jews | E |
And filled with party pride at first | F |
Her zeal induced her to refuse | E |
Water to quench the Saviour's thirst | F |
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But soon she knew the gift of God | G |
And Jesus whom she scorned before | H |
Unasked that drink on her bestowed | I |
Which whoso tastes shall thirst no more | H |
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His words her prejudice removed | J |
Her sin she felt relief she found | K |
She saw and heard believed and loved | L |
And ran to tell her neighbors round | K |
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O come this wondrous man behold | M |
The promised Saviour this is he | N |
Whom ancient prophecies foretold | M |
Born from our guilt to set us free | N |
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Like her in ignorance content | O |
I worshipped long I knew not what | P |
Like her on other things intent | O |
I found him when I sought him not | Q |
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He told me all that e'er I did | R |
And told me all was pardoned too | S |
And now like her as he has bid | R |
I live to point him out to you | S |
John Newton
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