Fits tune: Lux Eoi
('Alleluia, Alleluia! Hearts to heaven and voices raise')
Psalm 65
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1. Praise waits for you, God in Sion
Vows be made to you, each one
O you that do hear prayer, us hear
We come now in lowly fear
Unto you all flesh shall come sure
Shall your name praise and adore
Though sins do against us prevail
You do forgive, without fail
2. For our sins you shall purge away
Bringing us to light and day
Blessed are the ones who you do choose
To approach you, share good news
That such may within your courts dwell
And your saving mercies tell
We shall share, be satisfied sure
With your goodness evermore
3. The goodness of your house, temple
You hear those who on you call
By terrible awesome things you
Will answer us, great things do
You O God of our salvation
Confidence of each nation
E'en unto ends of the earth be
And all far off on the sea
4. You by your strength set the mountains
So your mighty power extends
You do the noise of the seas still
Quieten waves, and peace fulfil
Too the tumult of the people
You do calm bring unto all
That all fear you with true worship
And praise you in deed and lip
5. You visit the earth and water
It, for your sons, your daughters
River of God, with water full
Does outpour, enriches all
Corn you prepare for daily bread
By you Lord we still are fed
Gracious provision, our needs met
Never you unfaithful yet
6. Springs and showers, here refreshment
You from heaven have them sent
To bless your land, your creation
Sent to countries, each nation
Crowned the year is with your goodness
You do favour, you do bless
Abundance you give at harvest
Thankful our hearts in you rest
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: June 16th, 2017 10:23
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8787 8787 metre - if unseasonal for now! Click on the clip, then click on 'View on YouTube' to see the hymn being sung.
- Category: Spiritual
- Views: 106
Comments3
Beautiful as always . Thank you orchidee for posting .
Thanks S.
Another good one Orchi.
Thanks G.
Thanks for Favouring Antonio.
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