Worship Wholesomeness

orchidee



Tune: Was Lebet, Was Schwebet

('O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness')

Psalm 96

The first verse is traditionally repeated at the end.

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O sing to the Lord a new song, sing all the earth

Praise and adore Him and give Him His worth

Sing to the LORD, bless His name, show His salvation

From day to day, spread it to each nation

 

Declare His glory among the people and show

His wonders to all that they may sure know

For the LORD is great, and He greatly to be praised

Let all honour Him, His name be upraised

 

For all gods of the nations are idols, but He

The LORD made the heavens and the earth, see

Honour and majesty are before Him, beauty

And strength they be in His sanctuary

 

Give to the LORD all peoples, strength and the glory

Due to His name, bring an offering free

O worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness

Fear before Him all the earth, His name bless

 

Say midst the peoples that the LORD reigns for ever

The world established, shall be moved never

And the LORD shall judge righteously, with equity

heavens, earth be glad, he rules faithfully

 

Creation join in praise, earth, sea, forests, and fields

The LORD comes, everything pleasantness yields

For he shall judge righteously, with truth, justice fair

Of His goodness he shall give us a share

 

O sing to the Lord a new song, sing all the earth

Praise and adore Him and give Him His worth

Sing to the LORD, bless His name, show His salvation

From day to day, spread it to each nation

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 13th, 2020 03:04
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 12.10.12.10. metre. An Epiphany season hymn in the clip. The actual title appears in the Psalm (verse 4). I thought I would attempt this, with the longer lines too - bit tricky. It may not run smoothly in places. What do you think?
  • Category: Spiritual
  • Views: 14
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Comments6

  • Michael Edwards

    Good stuff O

    • orchidee

      Thanks M. A bit of an epic write? But yesterday I saw a hymn with 13 verses x 2 lines each, plus a Chorus to be sung 13 times! Phew! it would have half-killed us. We sang the next hymn in the book though. I've used up all my berles for today - 44 each verse x 7 verses = 308 syllables.

    • ANGELA & BRIAN

      Thanks UNCLE STEVE ~ Brian Here ~ Love Chester & the Cathedral ~ have oft visted ! Great HYMN with a great CALL to WORSHIP ! Non-Christians miss out on so much GLORY !
      Very uplifting POEM based on a great song ! To write a 12 10 12 10 Rhyming Poem ~ An accomplishment indeed ! You deserve to be the POET LAURRIE ATE ! Psalm 96 has a powerful MESSAGE for all time !

      GOD is Here ~ GOD is Now
      Its a time for CELEBRATION !
      Our Praises need not be confined to OLD SONGS (please note)
      Nor do we need MassiveChoirs or Great Organs to Praise GOD
      Let us create New Songs ~ to praise Our GOD ~ Amen
      Let us discover New Ways of Procliaming HIS GLORY !

      Thanks for Sharing & Caring
      Blessings & Joy to YOU & YOUR Precocious Pooch
      Love in the Spirit BRIAN & ANGELA ๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿงก๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿงก๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿงก๐Ÿ’™

      • orchidee

        Thanks B&A. Ya gotta allow that I'm very old (since before 1066 at least), so I dig up ye olde hymns! Well, even David's Psalms and other writers of the Psalms are about 3,000 years old - the oldest of all! heehee. But I know what you mean - Hymns Ancient AND Modern for worship!

      • ron parrish aka wordman

        where would we find it

      • Nicholas Browning

        I think it flows quite well! It was a fun read. I like structured styles ๐Ÿ˜€

        • orchidee

          Thanks Nicholas.

        • Goldfinch60

          Good write Orchi.

          • orchidee

            Thanks Gold.

          • Nemo

            Beautiful ๐ŸŒน

            • orchidee

              Thanks Nemo.



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