[
  {
    "title": "The Christian",
    "author": "William Cowper",
    "lines": [
      "Honor and happiness unite",
      "To make the Christian's name a praise;",
      "How fair the scene, how clear the light,",
      "That fills the remnant of His days!",
      "",
      "A kingly character He bears,",
      "No change His priestly office knows;",
      "Unfading is the crown He wears,",
      "His joys can never reach a close.",
      "",
      "Adorn'd with glory from on high,",
      "Salvation shines upon His face;",
      "His robe is of the ethereal dye,",
      "His steps are dignity and grace.",
      "",
      "Inferior honors He disdains,",
      "Nor stoops to take applause from earth;",
      "The King of kings Himself maintains",
      "The expenses of His heavenly birth.",
      "",
      "The noblest creature seen below,",
      "Ordain'd to fill a throne above;",
      "God gives him all He can bestow,",
      "His kingdom of eternal love!",
      "",
      "My soul is ravished at the thought!",
      "Methinks from earth I see Him rise!",
      "Angels congratulate His lot,",
      "And shout Him welcome to the skies."
    ],
    "linecount": "24"
  }
]