We hear His mouth speak in comfort and grace:
In all His expressions His grace is replete.
We ponder His teachings and lovingly trace
The words of His love, for His mouth is most sweet.
If Lazarus heard His voice in the grave
His sister had learned as she sat at His feet;
We long for His coming, triumphant to save,
And long for His shout, for His mouth is most sweet.
The Man who once died will sit on His throne,
Admired by His bride when His work is complete;
She'll be by His side through the love He has shown
And gladly acclaim that His mouth is most sweet.
10 March 2026 Try singing to the tune for O praise ye the Lord.
The Journey Home from Berwick
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