Tune: Woodlands
('Tell out my soul')
1 Corinthians 15 v.51-58
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A mystery shown, we shall not all sleep
For God His gracious promises shall keep
We shall all be changed in a moment sure
Shall be changed in an instant evermore
For in twinkling of eye, a second split
The last trump shall sound, alters us each whit
That trumpet sound loud, victory proclaimed
Resurrection hope on God's people named
Then dead incorruptible shall be raised
They shall extol the Lord, He shall be praised
Corruptible, incorruption puts on
Jesus, victory o'er death for us has won
This mortal immortality dons too
For God's word is that He makes all things new
When corruptible incorruption dons
We all changed full to God's daughters and sons
When mortal immortality puts on
Thens shall come to pass this saying, 'Tis done
Death is swallowed up in victory, Lord, you
Have overcome it, given us hope new
And, O death, where now is your sting so sharp?
O grave, where is your victory, your escarp?* (*escarpment)
'Tis as a steep mount where we slip and fall
Yet rescued by Jesus, redemption all
For sting of death is sin, poison's ill-core
And strength of that sting of death, 'tis the law
But thanks now be to God, who through His Son
Our Lord Jesus Christ, victory He has won
Over sin, death, hell, grave, what does oppose
Now His love, salvation, to us o'erflows
Continue immovable, steadfast, sure
Always abounding in the Lord's work pure
Your words, actions, fruit produced in His name
Never in Him are vain, eternal fame
They shall attain, for He who ever lives
Unto His servant grace and strength He gives
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: October 29th, 2023 01:57
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 10.10.10.10. Originally written as a 'said' poem, then adapted to a tune. A poem from over 2,000 poems ago - maybe 2,000 years ago too! lol.
- Category: Spiritual
- Views: 8
Comments2
eternal feels like such a long time .. but will be come and gone in a flash
Thanks N. Yep, me marriage to KP seems eternal! boo hoo. lol.
Beauty.
Thanks T.
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