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Thy words in grace ’s tincture still , Lord, may The tincture of thy grace in me convey.  \nThat golden mint of words thy mouth divine  \nDoth tip these words , which by my fall were spoiled; And dub with gold dug out of grace’s mine,  \nThat they thine image might have in them foiled.  \nGrace in thy lips poured out ’s as liquid gold: Thy bottle make my soul , Lord , it to hold.","cbCaiaXxGJtMRa4d","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaXxGJtMRa4d","pdf",18246,"English","# Edward Taylor: Devotional Poem\n## Human-frame and divine grace imagery\n## Distillation of love, heat, and speech\n## Words, tincture, vial, and spiritual transformation","[{\"question\":\"Who wrote the poem and when is he associated with?\",\"answer\":\"The poem is attributed to Edward Taylor (1645–1729).\"},{\"question\":\"What central idea does the poem emphasize?\",\"answer\":\"The poem focuses on divine grace, portrayed as distilled and transmitted through Christ’s words and bodily imagery into the believer’s soul.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the poem describe grace’s movement into the speaker?\",\"answer\":\"Grace is depicted as a liquid—tincture poured from Christ’s mouth, held in a vial or bottle made by the Lord—so it can warm, fill, and refine the speaker.\"}]","Edward Taylor - Thy Human Frame, My Glorious Lord, I Spy | PDF",1792380798]