Recall how David swore, "I'll not come into my house, Nor go up to my bed, Give slumber to mine eyelids, Until I find a place for Thee, A place, O Lord, for Thee." Our mighty God desires a home Where all His own may come.
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How blinded we have been, Shut in with what concerns us; While God's house lieth waste— Lord, break through, overturn us; We'll go up to the mountain, Bring wood and build the house; We'll never say, "Another day!" It's time! We'll come and build!
How blinded we have been,
Shut in with what concerns us;
While God's house lieth waste—
Lord, break through, overturn us;
We'll go up to the mountain,
Bring wood and build the house;
We'll never say, "Another day!"
It's time! We'll come and build!
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in with what
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go up to the
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mountain,
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never
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say,
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"Another day!"
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It's time!
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and build!
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O Lord, against these days, Inspire some for Your building, Just as in David's day— A remnant who are willing To come and work in Your house, Oh, what a blessed charge! Your heart's desire, is our desire— We come, O Lord, to build.
O Lord, against these days,
Inspire some for Your building,
Just as in David's day—
A remnant who are willing
To come and work in Your house,
Oh, what a blessed charge!
Your heart's desire, is our desire—
We come, O Lord, to build.
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days,
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as in David's
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remnant who are
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Your house,
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desire, is
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our desire—
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O Lord,
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to build.
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Within those whom You'd call Put such a restless caring For building to give all— These times are for preparing; The gates of hell cannot prevail Against the builded Church! The hours are few, the builders too— Lord, build, O build in us!
When we truly love the Lord, we became one with His desire! God needs a building for Himself, a place where He can rest forever with His chosen people! He needs us to build His church in this generation. Oh may we see this revelation! May we give our all for this building. No more excuses, no more reservation but fully submitting our will to His will! Amen.
Lord Jesus! Build more of Yourself into us! O so that we can enjoy You and express only You! Lord cause us to take You as the center and the reality of our Church Life! Make us overcome this age by imparting more of Your divine nature into us!
Lord, we take You as the Builder in our hearts and in our whole being, so that You have the way in us, to get what You're after. O build us, O build us in Yourself and in Your body. Make us an overcomer of today that one day we will be reigning with You. Praise You for making Yourself always available for us. Even in songs You can express Yourself just right there for us. Hallelujah!
Lord Jesus, we pray for Your building Your kingdom in us in this age. May we cast all else aside, bring wood and build Your house just like David. We don't want to waste our time with our earthly concerns but really give our all to pray according to Your will and build Your house with Your building material in our spirit. Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as in heaven! Praise the Lord for this beautiful song. Inspire many for Your building in these days!
I really like all the phrases of this song. This song is for the building up of the church. Oh lord, build us until Your second coming. Amen! Praise the Lord! Hallelujah!
Whether or not the new way will be successful ultimately depends on everyone prophesying. If the practice of everyone prophesying cannot be successfully carried out, we will fall back to the old way of one man speaking. It is very easy for one person to speak, but it is much more difficult for everyone to prophesy in a district meeting; it is hard for the speakers as well as the listeners. Many times we have an experience of hearing a speaking that points directly to our situation and exposes us in the light even though our name is never mentioned. The goal of the new way is for everyone to be on an "operating table," letting the Lord as the great Physician operate on us. As a result, our condition will improve, and God will gain a dwelling place. This is the built-up church, which the enemy fears: "The gates of hell cannot prevail / Against the builded church!" (Hymns, #1248).