Looking To Love

orchidee



Tune: Crucifer

('Lift high the cross')

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Chorus

Lord, look on us, and our afflictions see

Helped by your sustaining grace we shall be

 

Lord, look on me, things body, spirit, soul

Whate'er my needs, come heal and make me whole - Chorus

 

Lord, look on nations, help us know your way

Lead us unto the light of lasting day - Chorus

 

Forgive where we sin, by Christ's cleansing blood

We set free, redeemed, by that full sparkling flood - Chorus

 

Help us take up cross daily, self deny

As you went before us, still your presence nigh - Chorus

 

Seeking to use each hour, and waste none

In learning, growing, [in] image of Christ your Son - Chorus

 

He who did live, die, and then rose again

Gospel news, salvation, now to all men (mankind) - Chorus

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 10th, 2019 02:00
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem with verses in 10.10. and chorus in 10.10. The original has 12 verses - phew! Though they are all 2 lines each, there is the chorus at the start, and after each verse.
  • Category: Spiritual
  • Views: 23
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Comments7

  • Michael Edwards

    Your pen never fails - keep it filled.

    • orchidee

      Thanks M. Well, me propelling pencil thing blew up after one poem. The spring bust in it or something. Always dodgy if ya spring busts, yes?!

      • Michael Edwards

        When my spring busts I wet myself - can you get a new one on the NHS?

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      • Fay Slimm.

        There could never be any way better than your chosen title today - "Looking to Love" - thank you Orchi.

        • orchidee

          Thanks Fay. I see it now as Christ looking on us, to love us; and our looking to Christ, to love and serve Him. 🙂

        • Andrew Charles Forrest

          Did you have to cut the other 2 verses due to no lead in the pencil
          No I didn't mean it to sound like that
          DOH!
          I'll get my coat

          • orchidee

            Thanks Andrew. Well, I cut out about 6 verses I reckon (the original has 12 verses). Plus the Chorus every time. That's about 24 verses in all - phew!
            Where ya going? Getting ya coat? lol.

          • FineB

            Hello Orchidee,

            A beautiful write.

            Psalm 136 God's enduring love is one my favourite stories about Love in the Bible.

            Keep writing
            FineB

            • orchidee

              Thanks Fine.

            • Christina8

              Great title and a beautiful write today, Steve!!--Christina

              • orchidee

                Thanks Christina.

              • Neville

                I really liked this... N

                • orchidee

                  Thanks N. Bingo - all the 10's!

                • Goldfinch60

                  Good one Orchi.

                  • orchidee

                    Thanks Gold.



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