1'Doth God exact day-labour, light denied?' shows the poet...aexpresses angerbasks doubtcseeks wealthdplans travelShow answer
2The poet's "Soul" was more bent to ______arest in peacebserve his Makerctravel the worlddwrite for fameShow answer
3"Lest he returning chide" refers to ______aGod's punishmentbGod's rebukecGod's rewarddGod's silenceShow answer
4The poet's question is described as asked "fondly" which means ______alovinglybfoolishlycwiselydangrilyShow answer
6According to Patience, God does not need ______ahuman lovebhuman workchuman prayersdhuman faithShow answer
7"His own gifts" in the poem refers to ______awealth and powerbtalents given by Godcmaterial possessionsdfriends and familyShow answer
8God's "mild yoke" is compared to a ______aheavy burdenbgentle rulecstrict commanddharsh punishmentShow answer
9"Thousands at his bidding speed" refers to ______ahuman workersbangels and heavenly beingscordinary peopledpoets and writersShow answer
10The active servants "post o'er Land and Ocean" means ______athey travel slowlybthey travel quicklycthey stay at homedthey refuse to workShow answer
11The poet contrasts active service with ______asleepingbwaiting patientlyceatingdlaughingShow answer
12"Stand and wait" implies ______aphysical stillnessbspiritual readinessclazy idlenessdpassive surrenderShow answer
15The octave of the poem presents ______athe solutionbthe poet's problemca celebrationda prayerShow answer
17The poem suggests that God values ______ over outward deeds.awealthbintention and faithcphysical strengthdpopularityShow answer
19"My true account" refers to ______afinancial recordbspiritual report of servicecdiary entrydtravel logShow answer
