English poem
LESSON VII. How love to our Neighbour is to be shewn
by Philip Doddridge (1773–1832)
I By my love to men must prove How cordially my God I love, In all my feeble hands can do, The good of all I would pursue.
To those whom God hath cloth'd with power. I would be subject every hour; To parents, and to rathers too, Pay honour and obedience due.
More by Philip Doddridge
- LESSON IV. Of God's Relation to us
- LESSON IX. The sin of our nature confessed
- LESSON V. Of our Duty to God and Man
- LESSON VI. How love to God is to be shewn
- LESSON VIII. All Sins to be avoided
- LESSON X. The misery brought by sin
- LESSON XI. Salvation by Christ
- LESSON XII. Who is Christ, and how he appeared in the world