Redemption Rememberings

orchidee



Tune: Divine Mysteries

('Sweet sacrament divine')

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Come to Communion feast

Come, greatest unto least

For bread and wine here shared

I access unimpaired

For Christ has bid each one unto

His table, to taste fresh, anew

These token of His love

Teach us, O Spirit, dove

 

Teach us, that here we see

Displayed this mystery

Christ's body in the bread

Symbol, crucified, dead

Yet on the third day rose again

Salvation free unto all men

And wine, Christ's body shed

Symbol, for us He bled

 

Rich food, spiritual

Enough to suffice all

Sacrifice, offering

His own self did He bring

To pay the price for all our sin

To forgive and to cleanse within

Granting life eternal

To all who on Him call

 

This be our sustenance

No repeat, only once

He hung upon the cross

Came to redeem our loss

So in fair common-union

In fellowship with Christ the Son

Peace now with God and man

Lifted the curse and ban

 

You meet our deepest needs

Your loving presence leads

Us unto pastures green

Verdant, not barren, mean

O help us in our weakness, see

We all dependent on you be

You our guide e'er you be

Throughout eternity

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 13th, 2018 03:07
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 6666 8866 metre.
  • Category: Spiritual
  • Views: 22
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Comments4

  • Tony36

    Great write

    • orchidee

      Thanks Tony.

      • Tony36

        Welcome

      • FredPeyer

        Communion, the center piece of the service! Beautiful poem, orchidee. And that voice is incredible!

        • orchidee

          You mean my voice Fred?! heehee

          • FredPeyer

            If you look like the lady in red, ok, your voice! Otherwise, don't pat yourself on the back yet! 🙂

          • 3 more comments

          • Goldfinch60

            Super write Orchi.

          • orchidee

            Thanks all.



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