Immanuel a Poem Founded On the Inspired Records
Immanuel a Poem Founded On the Inspired Records
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The obedient winds were hush'd, and all was calm. We then ador'd the wondrous godlike man, Who to the troubled ocean's mighty waves Thus spake with sov'reign pow'r ; when instantly Capernaum's city rose upon our view ; The adverse land appear'd, and drawing near, We moor'd the vessel, and came safe to shore.
" When in the temple from the rage of priests, Who sought with stones to silence his reproofs, He fearless pass'd, the threat'uing multitude 128 IMMANUEL. PART VI.
Found their uplifted inur...d'rous hands restraint: No anger filPd his breast, his pitying eye Beheld a man who from his mother's womb Had ne'er perceiv'd the cheerful light of day ; Some soften'd clay upon his darken'd orbs He plac'd with tender touch, then bade the blind To leave his darkness in Siloa's fount : Joyful he thither went, and straightway saw, "With wond'ring eyes, the busy scenes around.
** But the pure water blushing into wine; The money changers struck with panic fear; The impotent restor'd to healthful pow'rs ; The multitude refresh'd ; th' obedient waves And winds that own'd his voice ; the rage of priests B^estrain'd by pow'r divine ; the man born blind Blest with the pow'rs of vision, speak His might, In whom we trust, with fainter voice than thou, O Lazarus, when rising from the tomb Thou heardst the almighty sounds, " Come forth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The obedient winds were hush'd, and all was calm. We then ador'd the wondrous godlike man, Who to the troubled ocean's mighty waves Thus spake with sov'reign pow'r ; when instantly Capernaum's city rose upon our view ; The adverse land appear'd, and drawing near, We moor'd the vessel, and came safe to shore.
" When in the temple from the rage of priests, Who sought with stones to silence his reproofs, He fearless pass'd, the threat'uing multitude 128 IMMANUEL. PART VI.
Found their uplifted inur...d'rous hands restraint: No anger filPd his breast, his pitying eye Beheld a man who from his mother's womb Had ne'er perceiv'd the cheerful light of day ; Some soften'd clay upon his darken'd orbs He plac'd with tender touch, then bade the blind To leave his darkness in Siloa's fount : Joyful he thither went, and straightway saw, "With wond'ring eyes, the busy scenes around.
** But the pure water blushing into wine; The money changers struck with panic fear; The impotent restor'd to healthful pow'rs ; The multitude refresh'd ; th' obedient waves And winds that own'd his voice ; the rage of priests B^estrain'd by pow'r divine ; the man born blind Blest with the pow'rs of vision, speak His might, In whom we trust, with fainter voice than thou, O Lazarus, when rising from the tomb Thou heardst the almighty sounds, " Come forth.
What to read after Immanuel a Poem Founded On the Inspired Records?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Albert M Crary to read onlineMoreLess
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