Tune: Laudate Dominum
('O praise ye the Lord')
Psalm 95 v.1-7
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O come let us sing unto the Lord, let
Us make joyful noise, for He worthy yet
Sing unto Him, the rock of our salvation
Come worship Him peoples of every nation
Let us with thanksgiving now come before
His presence, and there find His mercies sure
Make joyful noise to Him with psalms and hymns raise
For the Lord is a great God, to Him give praise
And a great King above all gods he be
in His hand are deep paces of earth, sea
The strength of the hills is His also, for He
Made sea and dry land, He great Creator be
O come let us worship, bow down unto
Him, let us kneel before our Maker true
For He is our God, we people of His care
Sheep of His pasture, in His flock we well fare
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Author:
orchidee (
Offline) - Published: February 10th, 2025 03:17
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 10.10.11.11. This is part of the Psalm. The theme changes for the rest of the verses (not included in this poem).
- Category: Spiritual
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Comments8
Orchi this has a whole different meaning in the United States it is only February and they don't celebrate Thanksgiving until November. Funny a people that are thankful only one day a year. Great write Orchi
Thank you SB. I had not chosen this for any particular day, though the video is from Commonwealth Day Service in 2018 - the second Monday in March in the UK.
Orchi this has a whole different meaning in the United States it is only February and they don't celebrate Thanksgiving until November. Funny a people that are thankful only one day a year. Great write Orchi
Another wonderful poem from Psalms. Well done Orchi
Thank you SB.
The worth is worth shipping! 🙏🏻🕊
Thank you A.
Beautiful.
Thank you T.
this is without any doubt, or fear of contradiction, a very spiritual hymn poem .. Neville 👍
Thank you muchly N, and for recognising this as a hymn-poem, and not a haiku, senryu, or what-have-you!
Beautiful write!!
Thank you S.
Good one Orchi.
Thank you Gold.
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