Tune: Monks Gate
('He who would valiant be'
Or: 'Who would true valour see')
Isaiah 12 v.1-6
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In the restoration
Days of the nation (of Israel)
We shall say, O LORD, I
Praise you, not deny
Though you were angry, your
Anger is turned back, for
You comfort us, we say
You save us today
God our salvation, He
Our strength, song too be
We will trust and not fear
Knowing you are near
You, the LORD JEHOVAH
Blessings on us confer
Therefore with joy we shall
Draw water from wells
They wells of salvation
Refreshing each one
We shall praise the LORD, we
His doings shall see
Sing to the LORD, for He
Excellent, holy be
Cry out, shout, not desist
He great in our midst
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Author:
orchidee (
Offline) - Published: December 7th, 2020 03:04
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 6.5.6.5. 6.6.6.5. metre, and a look round part of North Yorkshire in the clip. 'The End' of the Isaiah Series. This one nipped in as one of the 'extras'. Though there are 10 more in a Series in my Archive list.
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Comments4
well. well, well .. some things eh' they neva change ..one Isiah than the other still appleyes
Thanks Neville. Isaiah's gone to bed now, or summat. It's 'The End' of this series! Can ya beat of bit of getting water from wells?
Do you often come hither Orchi?
Thanks M. Yes, if I was using olde language, a hither may have crept in to the poem.
they can be dangerous: creeping hithers!
Yes - you confused as I am? I dunno if I'm in a hither, wither, thither, or dither! Doh!
Good read
Thanks Jerry.
Good one Orchi.
Thanks Gold.
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