English poem
LESSON XIII. What Christ did in the World
by Philip Doddridge (1773–1832)
Christ labor'd with unwearied zeal, God's will and nature to reveal. To prove the heavenly truths he taught, Unnumbered miracles he wrought. Through all his life his doctrine shines, Drawn in the plainest, fairest lines: And death at length did he sustain, Our pardon and our peace to gain. All honour then ascribed be, to him who liv'd and died for me.
More by Philip Doddridge
- 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
- LESSON XIV. Christ's Sufferings and Death
- LESSON XIX. The design of Baptism
- LESSON XVI. Of Faith and Repentance
- LESSON XVII. The assistance of the blessed Spirit