Forgiveness Fullness

orchidee



Tune: Detroit

('Forgive our sins as we forgive')

Psalm 51 v.1-4 and v.11

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Have mercy on me, loving-kind

Lord, I do so you find

According to your mercies blot

Out my sins, the whole lot

 

Forgive me, wash me from my sin

And cleanse me deep within

For I confess my sins, I do

They all be against you

 

So that you, Lord, are justified

When you speak, none beside

Can cleanse me from my sins, but you

Forgive sins not a few

 

And too you be clear when judging

Myself I to you bring

Dependent, trusting for mercy

For your restoring free

 

Create clean heart, O God, in me

And set me steadfastly

To follow you, your Spirit take

Not [from me], but more like Christ make

 

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 1st, 2023 03:26
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8.6.8.6. format. It could be a Lenten theme, though I did not write it this Lent, but a couple of years ago.
  • Category: Spiritual
  • Views: 25
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Comments4

  • Neville


    I am sure this is a fine hymn poem Steven, if not a very fine hymn poem

    • orchidee

      Thank you finely N. I can never forgive myself for marrying KP! lol.

    • Christina8

      Wonderful hymn Steve!

      • orchidee

        Thanks Christina.

      • Doggerel Dave

        You are just evil, orchi - all those sins piled up to be forgiven................. 😇

        • orchidee

          Fido fights against evil - them poems not marked 18+ which should be marked so! He is SuperDog. See him? Like Superman, he wears his underwear on top of his tights!

        • Bella Shepard

          Beautifully written dear Orchi, acknowledging our sins is a biggie.

          • orchidee

            Thanks Bella. Notice Fido - Super Dog in comments? Me being daft! lol.

            • Bella Shepard

              I did notice Fido, he is the Super Dog extroidinaire!

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