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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CHRISTS INCARNATION, by ROBERT HERRICK Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Christ took our nature on him, not that he
Last Line: Because our flesh stood most in need of him.
Subject(s): Jesus Christ
First Line: Christ took our nature on him, not that he
Last Line: Because our flesh stood most in need of him.
Subject(s): Jesus Christ
Christ took our Nature on Him, not that He
'Bove all things lov'd it, for the puritie:
No, but He drest Him with our humane Trim,
Because our flesh stood most in need of Him.
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