Hymn I: O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEFE GHGH IJKJ LMLM NONO PCPC QRQS TUTU VWVW

O for a thousand tongues to singA
My great Redeemer's praiseB
The glories of my God and KingA
The triumphs of his graceC
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My gracious Master and my GodD
Assist me to proclaimE
To spread through all the earth abroadF
The honours of thy nameE
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Jesus the name that charms our fearsG
That bids our sorrows ceaseH
'Tis music in the sinner's earsG
'Tis life and health and peaceH
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He breaks the power of cancelled sinI
He sets the prisoner freeJ
His blood can make the foulest cleanK
His blood availed for meJ
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He speaks and listening to his voiceL
New life the dead receiveM
The mournful broken hearts rejoiceL
The humble poor believeM
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Hear him ye deaf his praise ye dumbN
Your loosened tongues employO
Ye blind behold your Saviour comeN
And leap ye lame for joyO
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Look unto him ye nations ownP
Your God ye fallen raceC
Look and be saved through faith aloneP
Be justified by graceC
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See all your sins on Jesus laidQ
The Lamb of God was slainR
His soul was once an offering madeQ
For every soul of manS
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Awake from guilty nature's sleepT
And Christ shall give you lightU
Cast all your sins into the deepT
And wash the thiop whiteU
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With me your chief ye then shall knowV
Shall feel your sins forgivenW
Anticipate your heaven belowV
And own that love is heavenW

John Wesley



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