Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE TEACHER, by HILDEGARDE HOYT SWIFT First Line: He sent men out to preach the living word Last Line: But that they brought to him their human need. Subject(s): Jesus Christ - Life And Ministry | ||||||||
He sent men out to preach the living Word, Aflame with all the ardor of his fire; They spoke the Truth, wherever truth was heard But back to him they brought their hearts'-desire; They turned to him through all the lengthening days With each perplexity of life or creed. His deep reward, not that they spoke his praise, But that they brought to him their human need. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE GOSPEL WOMEN: 7. THE WOMAN WHO CAME 'BEHIND HIM IN THE CROWD by GEORGE MACDONALD THE DAY OF VISITATION by CLYDE MCGEE TO A CERTAIN CHURCH by ANITA MCCLENDON MILLER THE FRENCH OF VICTOR HUGO: BENEATH A CRUCFIX by GEORGE MURRAY (1830-1910) METRICAL HOMILY: CHRIST'S TEACHING OF NICODEMUS by ORM BIBLE STORIES by LIZETTE WOODWORTH REESE A CHILD IS BORN by RAY CLARKE ROSE |
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