Kingdom Kindlings

orchidee



Tune: Little Cornard

('Hills of the north, rejoice')

Micah 4 v.1-5 {Old Testament}

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Micah did prophesy

Of the Lord's coming nigh

Said, In the last days see

Mountain of His house be

Established on the top of mounts

From there shall flow forth blessings founts

 

It shall be exalted

Above the hills, the head

People shall to it be

Led there, for graciously

The Lord shall guide them to His place

From every nation, class, and race

 

Many nations shall say

Come, let us go this day

To mountain of the Lord

To meet Him, hear His word

It too the house of God, they tell

He be the God of Israel

 

And He will teach us there

Of His ways, with us share

And we shall His paths take

Walk therein for His sake

For the law shall from Zion go

Spread from that mount, we shall it know

 

Mount Zion it sure be

In Jerusalem, see

And the Lord shall judge, bring

Healing [to] each warring thing

Swords shall be made into plough-shares

Spears into pruning-hooks, peace fares

 

Picture of peace, plenty

Each have own vine, fig tree

The Lord has so spoken

Will bring it to pass then

If people follow own gods, we

Shall follow our God constantly

 

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 6th, 2021 02:39
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 6.6.6.6.8.8. metre. An Advent theme and tune.
  • Category: Spiritual
  • Views: 29
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Comments4

  • Lorna

    Good one Orchi....

    • orchidee

      Thanks Lorna.

    • Draven

      Very nice 🙂

      • orchidee

        Thanks D.

      • Neville



        Likewise liked ....................as opposed to licked which would have been very naughty .............................. N

        • orchidee

          Thanks M. You liking your own poems? I might be, on a ego trip! lol Well, no one else might 'like' them. Makes sense, yes?

        • Goldfinch60

          Good one Orchi.

          • orchidee

            Thanks Gold. You seen any hills in the north, on your rambles? Or south, east, or west for that matter. And was they 'cold and grey' as one version of the hymn puts it? This version has it in the verse about the East.

            • Goldfinch60

              I have certainly walked the hills of the North in the Yorkshire Dales - God's Country.

              Andy



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