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William Cowper (Уильям Купер)


On The Death of a Minister


His master taken from his head,
Elisha saw him go;
And in desponding accents said,
"Ah, what must Israel do?"

But he forgot the Lord who lifts
The beggar to the throne;
Nor knew that all Elijah's gifts
Would soon be made his own.

What! when a Paul has run his course,
Or when Apollos dies,
Is Israel left without resource,
And have we no supplies?

Yes, while the dear Redeemer lives,
We have a boundless store,
And shall be fed with what He gives,
Who lives for evermore. 



William Cowper's other poems:
  1. An Ode, on Reading Mr. Richardson's History of Sir Charles Grandison
  2. See Where the Thames, the Purest Stream
  3. Olney Hymn 42. Self-Acquaintance
  4. Love Pure and Fervent
  5. The Jackdaw


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