Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

    Poems

    THE Love of CHRIST ON His CROSS AND On His THRONE.

    Isaac Watts

    2 min

    THE Love of CHRIST ON His CROSS AND On His THRONE.

    I.

    NOW let my Faith grow strong and rise, And view my Lord in all his Love; Look back to hear his Dying Cries, Then mount and see his Throne above.

    II.

    See where he Languish'd on the Cross; Beneath my Sins he groan'd and dy'd; See where he fits to plead my Cause By his Almighty Father's Side.

    III.

    If I behold his Bleeding Heart, There Love in Floods of Sorrow reigns, He triumphs o're the Killing Smart, And buys my Pleasure with his Pains.

    IV.

    Or if I climb th' Eternal Hills Where the dear Conqueror sits enthron'd, Still in his Heart Compassion dwells Near the Memorials of his Wound.

    V.

    How shall a pardon'd Rebel show How much I Love my Dying God? Lord, here I banish every Foe, I hate the Sins that Cost thy Blood.

    VI.

    I hold no more Commerce with Hell, My dearest Lusts shall all depart; But let thine Image ever dwell Stampt as a Seal upon my Heart.