Horn of Plenty
I am the Lord of Bounty —
Who loves this world I’ve made.
My glory bright gives earth her light,
My hands provide her shade.
My rains refresh her harvest,
My sun attends her plants;
Don’t think it strange when seasons change —
They do not change by chance.
My world is filled with blessings,
With treasures underground;
And in her seas lay mysteries
Where secrets may be found.
I am the Horn of Plenty —
Who satisfies all needs.
For seeds are sown, bear fruit when grown,
Then die to give more seeds.
Consider now, the lilies
Seen blowing in the breeze;
Yet Solomon, King David's son,
Was not arrayed like these.
And if I clothe these flowers
That meet tomorrow’s fires,
Then how much more would I outpour
My heart for thy desires?
Who loves this world I’ve made.
My glory bright gives earth her light,
My hands provide her shade.
My rains refresh her harvest,
My sun attends her plants;
Don’t think it strange when seasons change —
They do not change by chance.
My world is filled with blessings,
With treasures underground;
And in her seas lay mysteries
Where secrets may be found.
I am the Horn of Plenty —
Who satisfies all needs.
For seeds are sown, bear fruit when grown,
Then die to give more seeds.
Consider now, the lilies
Seen blowing in the breeze;
Yet Solomon, King David's son,
Was not arrayed like these.
And if I clothe these flowers
That meet tomorrow’s fires,
Then how much more would I outpour
My heart for thy desires?
Consider the lilies, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin; but I tell you, not even Solomon in all his glory clothed himself like one of these.
.Luke 12:27
.Luke 12:27
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