No hymn requests received, no hymn contest entries–so I guess I’m on my own this morning.
How about this one? Dwelling in Beulah Land, sung by Nathan and Lyle with some family and friends… at home. Where better to sing hymns, than at home?
The hymn contest ends Aug. 8, so get those entries in now.
Here’s another hymn I’d never heard before, from 1911–Dwelling in Beulah Land, sung by the congregation at Southwest Baptist Church, Oklahoma City. Lyrics inspired by Isaiah 64:2. The melody is also used as… the national anthem of Fiji.
Today’s long-delayed hymn: Dwelling in Beulah Land, by C. Austin Miles (1911), performed by Nathan and Lyle, family and friends, of Denton County, Texas.
What do you want to bet there aren’t any computers in Beulah Land?