Olney Hymn 8: O Lord, I Will Praise Thee Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BBCD EEFF GGHH IIJJ KKLL| A | |
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| I will praise Thee every day | B |
| Now Thine anger's turn'd away | B |
| Comfortable thoughts arise | C |
| From the bleeding sacrifice | D |
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| Here in the fair gospel field | E |
| Wells of free salvation yield | E |
| Stream of life a plenteous store | F |
| And my soul shall thirst no more | F |
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| Jesus is become at length | G |
| My salvation and my strength | G |
| And His praises shall prolong | H |
| While I live my pleasant song | H |
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| Praise ye then His glorious name | I |
| Publish His exalted fame | I |
| Still His worth your praise exceeds | J |
| Excellent are all His deeds | J |
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| Raise again the joyful sound | K |
| Let the nations roll it round | K |
| Zion shout for this is He | L |
| God the Saviour dwells in thee | L |
William Cowper
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