Tune: Regent Square
('Light's abode, celestial Salem')
Revelation 11 v.15-19
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Seventh angel trumpet sounded
Great voices in heaven said
'Kingdoms of the world are become
[The] Kingdoms of our Lord, [and] His Son
His Christ, the Messiah promised'
Event shall by none be missed
'And He shall reign e'en for ever
His mighty reign cease never'
Then twenty four elders round throne
Fall down, worship God alone
Saying, 'We give you thanks, O Lord
God Almighty, living Word'
'You who are, and were, and will be
Have taken your power, see
Your great power, and do reign now'
Though nations may question how
For 'tis of your omnipotence
Man can reason and can sense [this]
The nations were moved to anger
And your time of wrath does stir
Time of the dead, that they be judged
Yet rewards, be encouraged
For your servants, saints, and prophets
Who do love you, no regrets
And reward too unto great, small
They who fear your name, them all
But destruction unto they who
Destroy the earth, despite do
Thus revealéd your just judgement
And blessings to penitent
God's temple in heaven opened
Seen then as the skies did rend
There seen in His temple the ark
Of His covenant, and hark
Thunderings, voices, and lightnings
Earthquake, great hail, awesome things
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Author:
orchidee (
Offline) - Published: September 4th, 2018 01:50
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 878787 metre. Hope I've captured the resplendence with the wording and the tune. The hymn in the clip is very eloquent. Get your trumpets and tubas out - a Sally Army-type tune!
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Let the trumpet play that awesome tune.
Thanks Gold. A trombone for you?!
No I actually play the trumpet, Joyce and I used to be in a swing band where she played clarinet and sang and I played trumpet.
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Beautiful 🤗
Thanks miss.
Orchi - You are "the Master"............
Thanks Lorna. Yep, I'm the master caterwauling singer! heehee.
"God's temple in heaven opened" I love that line. Congratulations on another great work, Orchidee.
Thanks w c.
"God's temple in heaven opened" I love that line. Congratulations on another great work, Orchidee.
“For 'tis of your omnipotence
Man can reason and can sense [this]” yes - like a radar blip image for a far-away horizon yet to be seen by our very own two eyes. We ‘instinctively’ know there’s something greater out there that, once and for all, truly satisfies. Thanks for writing this line and this poem.
Thanks Gary. Erm, will we sense His omnipotence, when we know what the word means? Long word there! lol.
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