Hymn Platypus

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From Church Today:

And, Lord, haste the day when my faith shall be sight,
The clouds be rolled back as a scroll.
The trump shall resound And the Lord shall descend,
"Even so"- it is well with my soul.

The Platypus thinks that the words speak for themselves.

Comments

Linds said…
My favorite verse! It's one that makes you want to shout instead of sing. It's the only thing that makes me understand why the angels are always describing as saying and shouting rather than singing in Scripture.
8:19 PM
James said…
Yup, especially when it's played with accompanying trumpets or the sudden switch to acapella!
10:12 PM
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