English poem
LESSON XIV. Christ's Sufferings and Death
by Philip Doddridge (1773–1832)
Jesus the righteous! lo, he dies, For sin a spotless sacrifice; Justice has on his sacred head, The weight of our transgressions laid. If God's own Son would sinners save, He must be humbled to the grave; That so a pardoning God might shew, What vengeance to our crimes was due. Cold in the tomb that mournful day, My Saviour's mangled body lay.
More by Philip Doddridge
- 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 XIII. What Christ did in the World
- LESSON XIX. The design of Baptism
- LESSON XVI. Of Faith and Repentance
- LESSON XVII. The assistance of the blessed Spirit
- LESSON XVIII. Of the means of Grace