227. L. M. Montgomery.

Christ's Passion.

1 The morning dawns upon the place,

Where Jesus spent the night in prayer;

Through brightening glooms behold his face,

No form or comeliness is there.

2 Last eve by those he called his own,

Betrayed, forsaken or denied,

He met his enemies alone,

In all their malice, rage, and pride.

3 But hark! he prays;--'tis for his foes;

He speaks;--'tis comfort to his friends;

Answers;--and Paradise bestows;

"'Tis finished!"--here the conflict ends.

4 "Truly, this was the Son of God!"

--Though in a servant's mean disguise,

And bruised beneath the Father's rod,

Not for himself,--for man he dies.

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