English poem
LESSON XXVI. Reflections on the value of the soul
by Philip Doddridge (1773–1832)
Eternal God! what shall I do! My nature trembles at the view. For me the fruits of glory grow, Or hell awaits my fall below. My deathless soul herself surveys, With joy, and terror, and amaze: O be thy shield around me spead, To guard the spirit thou hast made. Save me from snares of earth and hell, And from myself preserve me well; Lest all the heavenly truths I know, Increase my guilt, and shame, and woe.
More by Philip Doddridge
- LESSON XXII. On Death
- LESSON XXIII. Resurrection of the Dead
- LESSON XXIV. Of the Last Judgment
- LESSON XXV. Heaven and Hell
- Liberty to enter thro' the Veil by the Blood of CHRIST. Heb. x. 19-22
- Living to him, who died for us. 2 Cor. v. 14, 15
- Living while in the Flesh by Faith in CHRIST, who loved us, &c. Galat. ii. 20
- Looking into the perfect Law of Liberty and continuing in it. James i. 25