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Hinweis: Klavieraufnahmen können zeitlich leicht von der Hervorhebung abweichen.
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Our hearts are overflowing To speak a goodly thing— To tell what we’ve experienced Of our exalted King. Our tongues as pens are ready, We’ve volumes here to “write”— The glories of our Bridegroom, Our Lord and our delight.
DOur
hearts are
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flowing
To speak a goodly
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thing—
To
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tell
what
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we've
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alted
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King.
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tongues
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We've volumes here to
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"write"—
The
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glories
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of
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Bridegroom,
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A
Lord
and
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our
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light.
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Lord Jesus, Thou art fairer Than all the sons of men; Thy goodness is transcendent— Hallelujah! Amen! Upon Thy lips most holy Abundant grace is poured; Forever God has blessed Thee, Our gracious, glorious Lord!
Lord Jesus, Thou art fairer
Than all the sons of men;
Thy goodness is transcendent—
Hallelujah! Amen!
Upon Thy lips most holy
Abundant grace is poured;
Forever God has blessed Thee,
Our gracious, glorious Lord!
DLord
Jesus,
G
Thou
art
D
fairer
Than all the sons of
A
men;
Thy
D
goodness
G
is
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transcendent—
E7Hallelujah!
A
Amen!
DUpon
Thy lips most
G D
holy
Abundant grace is
A
poured;
DForever
G
God
has
D
blessed
Thee,
Our
A
gracious,
A7
glorious
D
Lord!
3
Thou art the mighty Warrior Who rides to victory; In Thy majestic glory Ride on triumphantly! The peoples fall beneath Thee— The conquering One Thou art. Thine arrows in their sharpness Have entered Satan’s heart!
Thou art the mighty Warrior
Who rides to victory;
In Thy majestic glory
Ride on triumphantly!
The peoples fall beneath Thee—
The conquering One Thou art.
Thine arrows in their sharpness
Have entered Satan's heart!
DThou
art the
G
mighty
D
Warrior
Who rides to
A
victory;
In
D
Thy
G
majestic
D
glory
Ride on
E7 A
triumphantly!
The
D
peoples
fall
G
beneath
D
Thee—
The conquering One
A
Thou
art.
Thine
D
arrows
G
in
their
D
sharpness
Have
A
entered
A7
Satan's
D
heart!
4
Thy throne, O God, forever And ever shall endure; The sceptre of Thy kingdom Upon the earth is sure. ’Tis with the oil of gladness God has anointed Thee Above all Thy companions— How worthy there to be!
Thy throne, O God, forever
And ever shall endure;
The sceptre of Thy kingdom
Upon the earth is sure.
’Tis with the oil of gladness
God has anointed Thee
Above all Thy companions—
How worthy there to be!
DThy
throne, O
G
God,
D
forever
And ever shall
A
endure;
The
D
sceptre
of
G
Thy
D
kingdom
Upon the
E7
earth
is
A
sure.
’Tis
D
with
the oil of
G D
gladness
God has anointed
A
Thee
DAbove
all
G
Thy
D
companions—
How
A
worthy
A7
there
to
D
be!
5
Of aloes, myrrh, and cassia Do all Thy garments smell: Thy death and resurrection Do all Thy deeds forthtell. Out of the local churches Shall praises make Thee glad, And praises upon praises Thy joyful saints shall add.
As we receive such a heavenly transmission from the Lord, we not only receive the riches of Christ, but we also experience His fullness. This means we are filled to the brim. The fullness is related to the riches. However, we may have the riches without the fullness. Whether or not the riches of Christ become the fullness to us depends on whether or not we are filled with these riches to the limit of our capacity. If the riches exceed the demand, the riches are the fullness. But if they are less than the demand, they obviously are not the fullness. The riches of Christ, being universally extensive, are never less than the demand. Whatever may be our capacity to receive, the riches of Christ will exceed our capacity. The riches are always able to fill us to overflowing. A certain man may be very rich, even a billionaire. But if his wealth is only sufficient to give one dollar to every person on earth, his riches cannot be regarded as fullness. He does not have sufficient riches to make everyone abundantly wealthy. The riches of Christ, however, are universally extensive. They are sufficient to fill everyone to his capacity.
This hymn has deepen my praising spirit to and for the Lord: praising Christ as the King: (1) in His fairness, Christ is fairer than the sons of men (Psalm 45:1-2); (2) in His victory (Psalm 45:3-5); (3) in His kingdom (Psalm 45:6-7); (4) in the sweetness of His virtues (Psalm 45:8); (5) in the praising of the queen with the daughters of kings among the king's most prized (honorable) women and the virgins, the queen's companions (Psalm 45:9-15); (6) in the praising of His sons, His descendants (Psalm 45:16-17)-- from Crystallization of the Psalms (1) Message 7. Hallelujah, Praise the Lord!