New Jerusalem

orchidee



Tune: Regent Square

('Light's abode, celestial Salem')

Revelation 21 v.2-7

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New Jerusalem descending

Holy city, praises ring

Coming down from God from above

From the heaven of His love

Prepared as a bride for husband

He shall her ever defend

 

From heaven a great voice saying

Great and marvellous this thing

God's tabernacle is with men

Let praises resound again

For His dwelling shall with us be

His people, He our God, see

 

And God shall wipe away all tears

From our eyes, and gone our fears

There shall be no more death, sorrow

No more crying, pain we know

For these former things shall be passed

Away, not for ever last

 

God sat on His throne, does say too

Behold, all things I make new

These His words, they true and faithful

He shall keep promises all

All done, He Alpha, Omega

Beginning and ending sure

 

He will give to those there thirsty

Of fount of water freely

Fount of water of life it be

They shall live eternally

He our God, we His daughters, sons

Inheritors we, each one

 

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 25th, 2020 02:02
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8.7.8.7.8.7. metre. Also - verse 1 - one of my nieces and her husband's second wedding anniversary today.
  • Category: Spiritual
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Comments4

  • dusk arising

    I rekkon theys gonna have set a second sitting for the last supper when its thee and me's turn.

    • orchidee

      Thanks dusk.

    • Michael Edwards

      Nice one O

      • orchidee

        Thanks M.

      • Goldfinch60

        Even in your poems you bring in the water!!!

        • orchidee

          Yes lol. Thanks Gold.

        • Neville


          a most impressive hymn poem Orchidee

          and congrats to your niece and your elbows and your niece's husband ... Neville

          • orchidee

            Thanks Neville.



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