Justice Judgements 1

orchidee



Fits tune: Winchester New

('Ride on, ride on in majesty')

Based on parts of Psalm 9

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I will praise you with my whole heart

O Lord, employ my every part

To worship you, and your works great

They marvellous in their estate

 

I will be glad, rejoice in you

Sing praise to your name, most High, too

When my enemies turned back are

They shall fall, perish, from you far

 

For you my right, cause, have maintained

Sat on your throne judged right, not feigned

Heathen you have rebuked, destroyed

The wicked, made their name devoid

 

Destructions to enemy came

Their cities gone, perpetual shame

Memorial of them perished

You will to them as you have wished

 

But you Lord ever shall endure

Prepared your throne for evermore

For righteous judgement, uprightly

You will dispense here perfectly

 

For the oppressed a refuge He

The Lord will be, they shall Him see

In times of trouble and distress

He will come, help them, and them bless

 

And they that your name will it know

Shall put trust in you, their lives show

That you Lord, them have not forsook

But unto them in mercy look

 

Sing praises to the Lord, He dwells

In Zion, and each tongue it tells

Of His doings, humble He hears

Who call on Him with godly fears

 

Arise, O Lord, and let not man

Prevail, lift each oppressive ban

In your sight judged the heathen be

So they confess you worthily

 

Inspire in them the fear of you

That nations know, whate'er they do

Themselves to know they are men poor

And you Lord Almighty e'ermore

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 14th, 2017 11:27
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem with 8.8.8.8. metre. A different theme, as the original hymn is for Palm Sunday.
  • Category: Spiritual
  • Views: 32
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Comments2

  • Christina8

    Very uplifting and well done poem too!

    • orchidee

      Thanks Christina.

    • Goldfinch60

      Anoither good hymn, you must have quite a large hymnbook by now.

      • orchidee

        Thanks G/F. yes, though as I say, it's rather 'sitting there gathering dust' it seems. I've started and E-book on here, you can see.



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