Hymn Vii: Let The Beasts Their Breath Resign Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEE FFEEEEEE GGEEEEEE HHEEEEEE

Let the beasts their breath resignA
Strangers to the life divineA
Who their God can never knowB
Let their spirit downward goB
You for higher ends were bornC
You may all to God returnD
Dwell with him above the skyE
Why will you for ever dieE
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You on whom he favours showersF
You possest of nobler powersF
You of reason's powers possestE
You with will and memory blestE
You with finer sense enduedE
Creatures capable of GodE
Noblest of his creatures whyE
Why will you for ever dieE
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You whom he ordained to beG
Transcripts of the DeityG
You whom he in life doth holdE
You for whom himself was soldE
You on whom he still doth waitE
Whom he would again createE
Made by him and purchased whyE
Why will you for ever dieE
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You who own his record trueH
You his chosen people youH
You who call the Saviour LordE
You who read his written wordE
You who see the gospel lightE
Claim a crown in Jesu's rightE
Why will you ye Christians whyE
Will the house of Israel dieE

John Wesley



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