What poet wrote His hand hath made this noble work which stands Glorious Handiwork not by hands?

The poet who wrote those lines is John Milton, in his epic poem "Paradise Lost".

Specifically, the lines are from Book VII, where the poem describes the creation of the universe. They are spoken by the angel Raphael as he recounts the story of creation to Adam.

Here's the full passage:

"His hand hath made this noble work which stands

Glorious Handiwork not by hands;

The world, that vast Theatre of Man,

A stage so proud as this, could not have been

Built, but by Omnipotent Architect:

He laid the groundwork deep, and from beneath

Brought up the heavy Pillars which support

This spacious Firmament; and with vast Chains

Did bind the Globe, and in the lowest Deep

Hung down the vast and ponderous Earth,

And tempered it with Waters."

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