Tune: Duke Street
('Fight the good fight')
2 Chronicles 20 v.10-17 parts [Old Testament]
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In time of Jehoshaphat's day
He King, and people they did pray
For help against the enemy
Ammonites, Moabites they be
O God, they said, will you not judge
Them? They make our lives daily drudge
Help us, for we have no might here
To o'ercome them when they appear
It be a great company that
Comes against us, we know not what
To do, but our eyes are on you
Men, women, and all children too
Jahaziel, prophet replied
The Lord shall help, in Him confide
For He shall fight battle for you
You shall know His salvation true
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: May 12th, 2022 01:52
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8.8.8.8. format, to the tune of one of my wedding hymns to KP. lol.
- Category: Spiritual
- Views: 15
Comments5
This story goes on to say that they went out to battle singing and praising the Lord.
There's a legend that I was among them, and my singing scared off the enemy! heehee. Probably true.
You did scare off the enemy but you couldn't scare off KP.
Andy
Thanks Gold.
Sounds like a scene from Jurassic park!
Thanks SC.
We could all do with some heavenly help sometimes.
Thanks DV.
Was it meant the be The King instead of He King S1L2?
Wedding hymn and battle cry! Resounding. Would love to worship in a service that uses these hymns. /Rik.
Thanks Rik. Could be typo, or could be 'He' by way of explanation. You familiar with that King J. guy?!
I know a service that DON'T use these sort of hymns, but endless 'Choruses' - drive ya mad sometimes. I wouldn't mind, except it's same ones about 3 weeks in a row. Doh!
I've parted company with them now.
That's what I thought at first, ole King J. Hardly opened these days. And a once over is enough for me, thanks. Not the best when we wear things down. Too much of a good thing, or summat. Cheers. Rik.
I don't mind some 'Choruses' but it's too much if they are bland and repetitive. It's either' caught up in the joy of it all' or 'agonisingly - oh no, they're gonna sing it yet AGAIN!' lol.
Lol. Only know it too well.
Arrgghh! You know it too. It's laziness I think. Can't get the staff these days? Can't be bothered (or a***d) to learn new songs? Or at least, have some different well-known ones! I cut down on the collection amount when the hat came round, as the 'entertainment' was not value for money! lol. (Erm, that's not quite the right attitude Orchi. lol).
I say that, but an old Colonel always sat in front row at church. He had a pile of coins for the collection. If preacher went on too long, he took some off the pile and put them in his pocket, and took more coins off, the longer the preacher went on.
Oh my, in my mind we had a trapdoor put in right behind the pulpit which would swallow up the preacher if ever needed. Naughty thoughts. LOL. But that Colonel is a class act!
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