The Sabbath: A Poem: To Which Are Now Added, Sabbath Walks
"The Sabbath," by James Grahame, is a deeply reverent and contemplative poem that explores the spiritual significance of the Sabbath day. First published in 1804, this edition also includes "Sabbath Walks," further enriching the reader's experience of peaceful reflection and connection with nature and faith. Grahame's work invites readers to consider the beauty of holiness and the restorative power of dedicating time to spiritual contemplation. His poetic verses capture the essence of quiet devotion and the profound peace found in observing the Sabbath. This edition offers a timeless exploration of faith, nature, and the human spirit, appealing to those who seek solace and inspiration in poetry.
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