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The living of Christ when He sojourned on earth, The sixteenth Psalm shows us, was wholly of worth. His attitudes, choices, and interests all tell The man who in God’s tabernacle may dwell.
GThe
living of Christ when
C
He
G
sojourned
D7
on
G
earth,
The
C
sixteenth
Psalm
G
shows
us, was
Em
wholly
A7
of
D
worth.
His
G
attitudes,
Em
choices,
and
Am
interests
G
all
D
tell
The
G
man
who
D
in
G
God's
ta
Ember
Am
nacle
D7
may
G-C-G
dwell.
2
“Preserve me, O God, for in Thee I confide”— In God He took refuge whate’er did betide. “O Thou art my Lord, I’ve no good beyond Thee”— He spoke in Himself unto God constantly.
"Preserve me, O God, for in Thee I confide"—
In God He took refuge whate'er did betide.
"O Thou art my Lord, I've no good beyond Thee"—
He spoke in Himself unto God constantly.
G"Preserve
me, O God, for
C
in
G
Thee
I
D7 G
confide"—
In
C
God
He took
G
refuge
Em
whate'er
did
A7 D
betide.
"O
G
Thou
art my
Em
Lord,
I've no
Am
good
G
beyond
D
Thee"—
He
G
spoke
in
D G
Himself
Em
unto
Am
God
D7 G-C-G
constantly.
3
“As for all the saints who are dwelling on earth,” To Him they’re the people of excellent worth. Of them He has said He has all His delight— In proving this all the four Gospels unite.
"As for all the saints who are dwelling on earth,"
To Him they're the people of excellent worth.
Of them He has said He has all His delight—
In proving this all the four Gospels unite.
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for all the saints who
C
are
G
dwelling
D7
on
G
earth,"
To
C
Him
they're the
G
people
of
Em A7
excellent
D
worth.
Of
G
them
He has
Em
said
He has
Am
all
His
G D
delight—
In
G
proving
D
this
G
all
the
Em
four
Am
Gospels
D7 G-C-G
unite.
4
“The Lord is my portion, the Lord is my cup”— For everything He to the Father looked up. “The Lord I will bless who my counsel doth give”— Himself He denied and by God’s word did live.
"The Lord is my portion, the Lord is my cup"—
For everything He to the Father looked up.
"The Lord I will bless who my counsel doth give"—
Himself He denied and by God's word did live.
G"The
Lord is my portion,
C
the
G
Lord
is
D7
my
G
cup"—
For
C
everything
G
He
to the
Em
Father
A7
looked
D
up.
"The
G
Lord
I will
Em
bless
who my
Am
counsel
G
doth
D
give"—
GHimself
He
D G
denied
and
Em
by
Am
God's
word
D7
did
G-C-G
live.
5
His heart thus was glad and His spirit rejoiced, And e’en in His death praise to God could be voiced; His soul God would never abandon to hell, But in resurrection His body would dwell.
His heart thus was glad and His spirit rejoiced,
And e'en in His death praise to God could be voiced;
His soul God would never abandon to hell,
But in resurrection His body would dwell.
GHis
heart thus was glad and
C
His
G
spirit
D7 G
rejoiced,
And
C
e'en
in His
G
death
praise to
Em
God
could
A7
be
D
voiced;
His
G
soul
God would
Em
never
Am
abandon
G
to
D
hell,
But
G
in
D G
resurrection
Em
His
Am
body
D7
would
G-C-G
dwell.
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God raised Him, and He with God’s glory was crowned; Then fullness of joy in God’s presence He found. E’en now at the Father’s right hand is His seat, Where flowing forever are pleasures complete.
God raised Him, and He with God's glory was crowned;
Praise the Lord. This hymn matches what I appreciate and enjoy today in the Crystallization-study of the Psalms (1)--Message Four: The God-man Who Satisfies God's Desire and Fulfills His Good Pleasure [God would make known to Christ the path of life—resurrection (Psa. 16:11a; Matt. 28:6). In His incarnation Christ brought divinity into humanity; in His resurrection He brought humanity into divinity. In His incarnation Christ made something divine, human; in His resurrection He made something human, divine.] Praise the Lord!
For everything He to the Father looked up.
"The Lord I will bless who my counsel doth give"—
Himself He denied and by God's word did live.
His heart thus was glad and His spirit rejoiced,
And e'en in His death praise to God could be voiced;
His soul God would never abandon to hell,
But in resurrection His body would dwell.
God raised Him, and He with God's glory was crowned;
Then fulness of joy in God's presence He found.
E'en now at the Father's right hand is His seat,
Where flowing forever are pleasures complete.
(Hymns, #1082)