A book for boys and girls or, Country Rhimes for Children. By J. B. [John Bunyan] |
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XLIX. | XLIX. Upon a Lanthorn.
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XLIX. Upon a Lanthorn.
The Lanthorn is to keep the Candle Light,
When it is windy, and a darksome Night.
Ordain'd it also was, that men might see
By Night their way, and so in safety be.
When it is windy, and a darksome Night.
Ordain'd it also was, that men might see
By Night their way, and so in safety be.
Comparison.
Compare we now our Lanthorn to the man,
That has within his heart a Work of Grace.
As for another let him, if he can,
Do as this Lanthorn, in its time and place:
That has within his heart a Work of Grace.
As for another let him, if he can,
Do as this Lanthorn, in its time and place:
Profess the Faith, and thou a Lanthorn art:
But yet if Grace has not possessed thee:
Thou want'st this Candle Light within thy heart,
And art none other, than dark Lanthorns be.
But yet if Grace has not possessed thee:
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And art none other, than dark Lanthorns be.
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