Poetry

I WILL REST IN YOU LORD, A HYMN OF PRAISE

by Charles (Chuck) Robey
10/18/15
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PLEASE CLICK BELOW TO LISTEN TO OUR LATEST FEATURED PRAISE AND WORSHIP SONG RELEASE " I REST IN YOU LORD " TAKEN FROM THIS POEM.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uDh1A1J1pg&feature=youtu.be

THE POEM WAS INSPIRTED BY (Psalm  19:1-14) 

The heavens tell  Your glory Lord

I  will rest in You

The heavens show Your work Lord

I will rest in You

I will rest in You my Lord

I will rest in You

For Your love is true my Lord

I will rest in You  Lord

The nights show Your knowledge Lord

I will rest in You

The days speak  Your silence  Lord

I will rest in You

I will rest in You my Lord

I will rest in You

For Your love is true my Lord

I will rest in You  Lord

When the storms be heavy Lord

I will rest in You

When my way seems  lost Lord

I will rest in You

I will rest in You my Lord

I will rest in You

For Your love is true my Lord

I will rest in You  Lord

CHORUS

Let the words of my mouth Lord

And the medication of my heart

Forever sing your praises Lord

May I ne'er from You depart

I will rest in You Lord

Yes I will rest in You

The love of God is greater still

Than tongue or pen can ever tell

It goes beyond the highest star

And reaches to the lowest hell

This Praise & Worship song is taken from Psalm 19. In this hymn of  praise, David reflects on the glory of God in natural revelation and the glory of the law as God's special revelation, which alone meets man's spiritual needs. Day and night the created universe broadcasts its silent but eloquent symphony to the glory of the Creator. Although the communication is nonverbal, only our eternal living  Heavenly Father, can show such glory without speaking a word.

And at the Psalms end (Psalm 19:14), we have the famous benediction often quoted by many.

So, have you ever just sit and watched one of God's light shows, during a thunder storm ? Or, looked up to the heavens and attempted to count the stars on a bright moon lit night ? What a wonderful God we serve (Psalm 20:4-5).


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