Tune: Dominus Regit Me
('The King of love my Shepherd is')
Psalm 107 v.31-38
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O that people would the LORD praise
And to Him sweet anthems raise
Praise Him for His goodness, kindness
His wondrous works they do us bless
Let all the congregation sing
And to Him true worship bring
He turns rivers to wilderness
Watered land to barrenness
Fruitful land He does make to cease
For wicked there be no peace
But wilderness turns to waters
To refresh His sons, daughters
Dry ground He turns to water springs
Quenching of thirst He then brings
And there He makes hungry to dwell
By Him fed, they do fare well
It be a place habitable
And a land profitable
There they shall sow fields, plant vineyards
The LORD then He keeps and guards
So they do yield fruits, and increase
His blessings He does release
They multiply greatly, for He
Provides for them, does oversee
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: July 17th, 2018 01:43
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8787 metre.
- Category: Spiritual
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Comments5
Good Praiseworthy write Orchi.
Thanks Gold.
one more time.
ha! ha!
Thanks Pauly.
A fine tribute to the reasons for flourishing and begetting fruit. Thanks for sharing it Orchi.
Thanks Fay.
A most truthful write. Beautiful.
Thanks Heart.
GOOD MORNING STEVE: ANGELA HERE FROM NZ Its 8am (Wednesday) here already and RUTH and I are just having breakfast Cereal & N Z Honey & Toast & Tea! Love this version of Psalm 23 great way to start Day. The video made me Homesick love Yorkshire, The Falls & the Sheep. In NZ we have 40 million sheep and less than 5 million People so thats EIGHT SHEEP for each person. No shortage of WOOL or Lamb Chops! Love the PSALMS and the one you have poemised exhorts us to "Praise the Lord". I have posted some MAORI Songs: They all sing beautifully note perfect! BRIAN & I are Committed Christians but you are Super-committed! It amazes us that you post a HYMN & A SCRIPTURE every day AMEN. Thanks for Witnessing: Love in JESUS ANGELA XXXX
Thanks Angela.
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