Sonnets and Other Short Poems, Chiefly on Sacred SubjectsB. Fellowes, 1834 - 80 pagina's |
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Sonnets and Other Short Poems, Chiefly on Sacred Subjects Samuel Hinds Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 2016 |
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angel APOSTLES Art thou awful bless BREAD BREAD-STREET-HILL breath bridal city brother CALLED THEE cast child chords awaken dead dear death dread EPHESIAN SORCERERS fade faith FATHER fear forsaken friendless Go fearless God's gone HARP OF ZION heaven hither hope JERUSALEM JESUS CHRIST'S JOHN VI kindling brand KNOWEST Laboured LAD POSSESSED life's light lone quiet rill Look Lord LUKE Maida know Mary MATTHEW MENE Mercy's MORNING STAR mother mourner NATHANAEL never yet believed night o'er pain PHILIPPIANS Poor Maida pray prayer RACHEL SAMUEL SATAN HATH BOUND Saviour seek senseless dust SHORT POEMS sight SONNETS sorrow soul speak strange and high tears There's THESSALONIANS Thine eye things thou art thou didst thou dost thou shalt thought thrall throne Thy children Thy heart thy Spirit led thy word token tomb torch that blazed TUNBRIDGE Twas UNTO WHENCE ZION SLEEPS Zion's daughter weep
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Pagina 15 - AND HE HUMBLED THEE, AND SUFFERED THEE TO HUNGER, AND FED THEE WITH MANNA, WHICH THOU KNEWEST NOT, NEITHER DID THY FATHERS KNOW; THAT HE MIGHT MAKE THEE KNOW THAT MAN DOTH NOT LIVE BY BREAD ONLY, BUT BY EVERY WORD THAT
Pagina 42 - WERE ABOUT TO FLEE OUT OF THE SHIP, WHEN THEY HAD LET DOWN THE BOAT INTO THE SEA, UNDER COLOUR AS THOUGH THEY WOULD HAVE CAST ANCHORS OUT OF THE FORE-SHIP, PAUL SAID TO THE CENTURION AND TO THE SOLDIERS, EXCEPT THESE ABIDE IN THE SHIP, YE CANNOT BE SAVED.
Pagina 6 - IN THE SAME HOUR CAME FORTH FINGERS OF A MAN'S HAND, AND WROTE OVER AGAINST THE CANDLESTICK UPON THE PLAISTER OF THE WALL OF THE KING'S PALACE; AND THE KING SAW THE PART OF THE HAND THAT WROTE AND THIS IS THE
Pagina 24 - BUT HE ANSWERED AND SAID, IT IS NOT MEET TO TAKE THE CHILDREN'S BREAD, AND TO CAST IT TO THE DOGS. AND SHE SAID, TRUTH, LORD; YET THE DOGS EAT OF THE CRUMBS WHICH FALL FROM THEIR MASTER'S TABLE.
Pagina 57 - SAID UNTO THEM, THAT THEY SHOULD REST YET FOR A LITTLE SEASON, UNTIL THEIR FELLOW-SERVANTS ALSO AND THEIR BRETHREN, THAT SHOULD BE KILLED AS THEY WERE, SHOULD BE FULFILLED.
Pagina 8 - UNTO HIM, WHENCE KNOWEST THOU ME? JESUS ANSWERED AND SAID UNTO HIM, BEFORE THAT PHILIP CALLED THEE, WHEN THOU WAST UNDER THE FIG-TREE, I SAW THEE.
Pagina 10 - THAT YE KNOW NOT FROM WHENCE HE IS. AND YET HE HATH OPENED MINE EYES." PEACE, babbler! is this wisdom thou dost teach ? Instructing simple folk, that Jesus wrought No miracle, from God no message brought, But that his servants childish fables preach ! Why herein is a marvel—This same tale Hath swayed mankind near twice ten hundred years, Triumphing over mortal hopes and fears. Whence is it
Pagina 35 - BUT JESUS TURNING UNTO THEM SAID, DAUGHTERS OF JERUSALEM, WEEP NOT FOR ME, BUT WEEP FOR YOURSELVES, AND FOR YOUR CHILDREN.
Pagina 24 - CHILDREN'S BREAD, AND TO CAST IT TO THE DOGS. AND SHE SAID, TRUTH, LORD; YET THE DOGS EAT OF THE CRUMBS WHICH FALL FROM THEIR MASTER'S TABLE.
Pagina 9 - WHEN JESUS THEREFORE PERCEIVED THAT THEY WOULD COME AND TAKE HIM BY FORCE, TO MAKE HIM A KING, HE