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O God, Thou art transcendent, The Holy One Thou art! None other is Thine equal, Incomp’rable Thou art! The holiest of the holy The universe may call! Thy power and Thy nature Do far exceed it all!
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art!
The
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holiest
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power
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all!
2
Distinct, unique, and holy, Not only right and pure; Not only without defect, But with perfection more; For nothing can approach Thee, Nor e’er Thine equal be; If aught Thy place hath taken, ’Tis insult unto Thee.
Distinct, unique, and holy,
Not only right and pure;
Not only without defect,
But with perfection more;
For nothing can approach Thee,
Nor e'er Thine equal be;
If aught Thy place hath taken,
’Tis insult unto Thee.
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unique,
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only
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perfection
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more;
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nothing
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Thee,
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place
hath
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taken,
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insult
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unto
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Thee.
3
The excellent excelling, The fairest of the fair, Yet differing from the finest, For none with Thee compare. From all the righteous different, For Thine is absolute; None beauteous with Thee vying, For Thine excels repute.
The excellent excelling,
The fairest of the fair,
Yet differing from the finest,
For none with Thee compare.
From all the righteous different,
For Thine is absolute;
None beauteous with Thee vying,
For Thine excels repute.
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excellent
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differing
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repute.
4
Thy holiness transcendent Thou hast for us prepared, And this distinctive nature We have already shared. We share in Thy transcendence, Since we Thy nature own; Thy holy life we follow Till unto fullness grown.
Thy holiness transcendent
Thou hast for us prepared,
And this distinctive nature
We have already shared.
We share in Thy transcendence,
Since we Thy nature own;
Thy holy life we follow
Till unto fullness grown.
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holiness
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transcendent
Thou hast for us
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prepared,
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distinctive
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shared.
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life
we
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follow
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unto
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fullness
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grown.
5
We give Thee praise and worship For all Thy holiness, For Thy transcendent nature, Thine utter peerlessness. We praise Thee that Thy nature Unique, distinct—we share; This separating nature Is ours now and fore’er.
We give Thee praise and worship
For all Thy holiness,
For Thy transcendent nature,
Thine utter peerlessness.
We praise Thee that Thy nature
Unique, distinct—we share;
This separating nature
Is ours now and fore'er.
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give Thee
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praise
and
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worship
For all Thy
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holiness,
For
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Thy
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transcendent
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peerlessness.
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nature
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separating
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now
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and
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fore'er.
Copyright Living Stream Ministry. Used by permission.
In its nature the kingdom of God (Mark 1:15) is divine, having the divine attributes. The word “divine” means being of God, having the nature of God, or being transcendent and distinct from all others. Only God has the nature of God, and only God is transcendent and distinct from everything else. Therefore, only God is divine.
The Conclusion of the New Testament:
Message 250 (LSM)
ONLY THE LIFE OF GOD BEING LIFE
Being divine means being of God, having the nature of God, or being transcendent and distinctive from all others. Only God is God, only God has the nature of God, and only God is transcendent and distinctive; therefore, only God is divine.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Profoundly eloquent, this hymn beautifully articulates the transcendence and incomparable nature of God. A lyrical masterpiece that resonates with reverence and praise.
O God, Thou art transcendant,
The Holy One Thou art!
None other is Thine equal,
Incomp’rable Thou art!
The holiest of the holy
The universe may call!
Thy power and Thy nature
Do far exceed it all!
Distinct, unique and holy,
Not only right and pure;
Not only without defect,
But with perfection more;
For nothing can approach Thee,
Nor e’er Thine equal be;
If aught Thy place hath taken,
‘Tis insult unto Thee.
The excellent excelling,
The fairest of the fair,
Yet differing from the finest,
For none with Thee compare.
From all the righteous different,
For Thine is absolute;
None beauteous with Thee vying,
For Thine excels repute.
Thy holiness transcendant
Thou hast for us prepared,
And this distinctive nature
We have already shared.
We share in Thy transcendence
Since we Thy nature own;
Thy holy life we follow
Till unto fullness grown.
We give Thee praise and worship
For all Thy holiness,
For Thy transcendent nature,
Thine utter peerlessness.
We praise Thee that Thy nature
Unique, distinct we share;
This separating nature
Is ours now and forever.
We share in Thy transcendence,
Since we Thy nature own;
Thy holy life we follow
Till unto fulness grown.
Praise the Father! He desires to bring many sons into glory! He imparted His life into us to share His nature and expression! Praise and thank the Father!