Tune: Doncaster
('Put thou thy trust in God')
James 1 v.19-27 part
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Faith, it obeys God's Word
It does what it has heard
Not merely hearing, but doing
Practical in each thing
Let us be swift to hear
Slow path of anger steer
And slow to speak, but listen more
Unto God's word for sure
Lay aside wickedness
The Lord will not it bless
And receive the word engrafted
Meekly in you planted
Show true religion, see
For in these things it be
To care for widows, fatherless
Widowers, motherless
And keep self unspotted
From the world, what is said
And done in its culture, for we
Of God's kingdom we be
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: May 28th, 2019 01:48
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 6.6.8.6. metre. A series of studies in New Testament Letter of James.
- Category: Spiritual
- Views: 44
Comments5
Faith can move a mountain, but without it, most are moved to tears..... Neville
Thanks Neville.
Faith cares for those less fortunate knowing nothing of love is wasted in the journey on earth -- good read my friend.
Thanks Fay.
Faith in oneself, is a starting point.
Thanks Suresh. Well, faith in oneself, yes, but I think, not completely trusting in self.
Just faith
THANKS UNCLE STEVE ~ FINE ORGAN & A FINE RECITAL ! JAMES is a very important and very practical BOOK for all CHRISTIANS ! Remember his BROTHER was JESUS ! We all learn a lot from our Siblings and JAMES was no exception ! Love your POEM (Paraphrase). There are too many Poeple in all walks of LIFE who are HEARERS only but not DOERS ! The Hymn reminds us ~
Theres a work for JESUS ready at your hand
Tis a task the Master just for ou has planned
Seek to do HIS bidding ~ Yield Him service true
Theres a work for JESUS none but YOU CAN DO !
Blessings & Joy for YOU & Famous FIDO !
Yours as always ANGELA & BRIAN 🧡🧡🧡🧡 + 🧡
Thanks B&A. I vaguely remember that hymn/chorus from Sunday School days. That'll be about 5 million years ago then. It's utterly amazing how old I am. lol.
Good one again Orchi.
Thanks Gold.
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