Harvest Humblings

orchidee



Tune: Golden Sheaves

('To thee, O Lord, our hearts we raise')

Isaiah 55 v.6-13

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Seek the Lord while He may be found

Hear His voice now, hear the sound

And call upon Him while He near

Approach with humble, meek fear

Let wicked forsake their wrong way

Turn unto Him now today

Let unrighteous forsake their thoughts

Return to Him in good sorts

 

For the Lord will them mercy show

His pardon, peace they shall know

Will show His grace abundantly

That they His goodness shall see

For my thoughts be not yours, says He

And my ways be not yours, see

For as heavens higher than earth

My ways, thoughts, higher, more worth

 

For as rain does from heaven come down

Upon each land, country, town

And snow from heaven not returns

But waters the earth's concerns

That it may bring forth, bud and flowers

Until the harvest hours

Then seeds to sower, bread to eat

Full fields of golden blessed wheat

 

So as that rain and snow are sent

So shall God's words, no relent

Not return unto Him void, for

They shall all accomplish sure

The things He pleases shall be done

They shall be hindered by none

They shall prosper, where sent His word

Word of life they shall have heard

 

You shall go out with joy and peace

Know favours, harvest's increase

Creation joins, mountains, hills, trees

In all God's goodness agrees

Instead of thorns shall come the fir

Myrtle come instead of briar

The Lord's name shall be glorified

He for us all shall provide

 

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 16th, 2017 08:30
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8787 8787 metre. A harvest theme, which is generally in Sept/Oct. The hymn in the clip starts at 2:00. Spot the dog at 3:50.
  • Category: Spiritual
  • Views: 40
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  • orchidee

    Do you know the church Goldfinch. Are you in the clip?! Is that your church at 0:45?

  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    Thanks STEVE ~ By DAD loves the ARCHERS and listens to it every day. It is our Harvest Sunday tomorrow and I'm posting a Harvest Poem tomorrow ~ Thanks for yours today ! When GOD created ADAM & EVE he provided ~ Fertile Soil ~ there's none on Mars - The Rain ~ there's none on Venus ~ They have the Sun ~ but without the Soil & Rain & Seeds there can be NO HARVEST ! Let us never take these things for granted > Without GOD ~ Planet Earth would be as lifeless as the MOON and all the other Planets in the SOLAR SYSTEM ! Yours BRIAN

    • orchidee

      Thanks Brian. Some places seem late this year. One place I know is not having Harvest until mid-October.

    • Michael Edwards

      You use great language in these superb works and without wishing to detract from them I would love to see you write a secular work in the same vein. I am wearing my armour and getting pretty hot - is the battle over yet ?

      • orchidee

        Thanks Michael. I draw from Bible verses mainly. I don't know if I could write a secular work 'on my own', as it were. An annual reunion of The Battle of Hastings from 1066 is held each year (so I say). it's free, but you must have been there in person, to be able to attend the reunion! Goldfinch and I, and maybe some others too, always go.

        • Michael Edwards

          Do they serve sherry at these reunions - I can only remember gut rot beer or was I in the wrong tent?

        • Goldfinch60

          Not my Church ours is only 114 years old, that one is much older but I may have been skulking there somewhere. Good write.

          • orchidee

            Thanks G/F. But did I see your church at 0:45 on the clip, very briefly?

            • Goldfinch60

              Yes that was our Church, sorry misunderstood the 0:45 reference.

            • Fay Slimm.

              A super verse of adoration for God's great gifts - - I agree too with Michael that your talent would write secular glories just as well my dear friend. Your talent for word is outstanding.

              • orchidee

                Thanks Fay. Don't know why, but I seem to dry up on some themes. I could try, I suppose.....

              • myself and me

                Beautiful compose for the season.

                • orchidee

                  Thanks M.

                • FredPeyer

                  Harvest....the best time of the year. Love your poem!

                  • orchidee

                    Thanks Fred.



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