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He Who Fills All Heaven and Earth

He who fills all Heaven and Earth
  bore it richness where there was dearth.
To hear saints to your glory sing,
  O Lord, grant me this one small thing!

He whose son died for my own sake
  shall his return to this world make.
Now I wait for that day coming,
  O Lord, grant me this one sure thing!

He who my solemn prayers receive,
  in who I confide and believe.
Such love and grace to my heart cling,
  O Lord, grant me this one dear thing!

He who foretold of toil and strife -
  the promise of eternal life!
Baptism from a heavenly spring,
  O Lord, grant me this one good thing!

He who raised us up from the dust,
  who is merciful, wise, and just.
Peace to this world your son will bring,
  O Lord, grant me this one near thing!

He whose plan is now close at hand -
  his people in the Promised Land!
Hark, inside its walls the bells ring,
  O Lord, grant me this one true thing!

He whose kingdom is my reward
  if my saving pleases The Lord.
Your commandments and your blessing,
  O Lord, grant me this one more thing!

He whose word is written in me
  and whose glory I hope to see.
Salvation from my God and King,
  O Lord, grant me this one last thing!

            Written: July 2016
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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Loving Iii Avatar
December 27, 2025 at 3:52 PM
The way the truth and the life. Can MAGA put their hands on the bible and ask they believe Bondi, Johnson, Patel and a whole host of others.
Trestrail Avatar
December 27, 2025 at 6:13 PM
Believe them and trust them. Give me patriots over progressives anyday!
Carmack Avatar
December 20, 2025 at 7:22 AM
Had to fav this one. Impressive write. The voice and song reminds me of David Michael Draiman - lead singer of Disturbed. This could have easily been one of their ballads. The only hope we have is Christ. To the glory of the triune God.
Trestrail Avatar
December 20, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Thanks Rob. This one means a lot to me. Cheers.
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