Mr. Computer was in a state of rebellion this morning, and it took at hour to get the blasted thing working. Plus our cat is sick: we would appreciate your prayers.
Readership having dwindled again… Well, here’s one of my favorite hymns, medicine for the troubled heart: an old-time Scottish hymn, Behold the Mountain of the Lord, sung by Godfrey Birtill.
I love this hymn, and it’s been too long since I last posted it: traditional Scottish hymn, sung by Godfrey Birtill–Behold the Mountain of the Lord. It stirs my soul. I hope it stirs yours.
My only excuse for posting this again is that I really love this hymn–Behold the Mountain of the Lord, traditional Scottish hymn, sung by Godfrey Birtill.
We’re open all day for hymn requests, though.
No hymn requests today, yet, so I’m on my own. Let’s go with my favorites, an 18th-century Scottish hymn–Behold the Mountain of the Lord, sung by Godfrey Birtill.
The LORD has said it will come; and it will.
Every villain on the planet is working overtime to drag us into Hell–they think they’re working for (WOL) “progress.” Monitoring the nooze is grisly work.
This hymn does me good, this ancient Scottish hymn: Behold, the Mountain of the Lord, sung by Godfrey Birtill. I think I’ll play it again.
I felt a need for this hymn today, so here it is–Behold the Mountain of the Lord, sung by Godfrey Birtill.
Lord, if this poor, fallen world ever needed you, we need you now! In Jesus’ name, Amen.
No hymn requests have come in yet today, so here’s one of my favorites, an ancient Scottish hymn–Behold the Mountain of the Lord, sung by Godfrey Birtill.
The hymn shop’s open, boys ‘n ‘ girls. Come in and share your favorite hymns.
We don’t have any requests yet, and this was the first hymn to pop into my head today–one of my favorites, haven’t posted it in a while, and I’m glad it’s still available: Behold the Mountain of the Lord, an ancient Scottish hymn, sung here by Godfrey Birtil.
It’s been a while since I posted this glorious old Scottish hymn, Behold, the Mountain of the Lord (in Latter Days Shall Rise), sung here by Godfrey Birtill; but I felt a need for it this morning. Isaiah said they shall not hurt nor destroy in all God’s holy mountain. We long to see it rise.
Hardly anybody here today, and new requests outstanding; so I might as well go with one of my own favorite hymns–an ancient Scottish hymn, Behold the Mountain of the Lord, sung by Godfrey Birtill.
Looking out the window, I see the leaves have begun to fall…