English poem
LESSON X. The misery brought by sin
by Philip Doddridge (1773–1832)
Who can abide God's wrath, or stand before the terrors of his hand? And yet his frowns, and vengeance too, I by my sins have made my due. Is there no hope! and must I die! Is there no friend, nor helper nigh! Is it beyond repeal decreed, That every soul that sins must bleed! O let my longing trembling ear, Some sound of grace and pardon hear, My soul would the first news embrace, And turn its tremblings into praise.
More by Philip Doddridge
- LESSON V. Of our Duty to God and Man
- LESSON VI. How love to God is to be shewn
- LESSON VII. How love to our Neighbour is to be shewn
- LESSON VIII. All Sins to be avoided
- LESSON XI. Salvation by Christ
- LESSON XII. Who is Christ, and how he appeared in the world
- LESSON XIII. What Christ did in the World
- LESSON XIV. Christ's Sufferings and Death