How Can Creation’s Voice Be Still?
Music by Ron KlusmeierWords by Fred Kaan
Tune Name: WILLIAMS LAKE
Lyrics as Poetry
How can creation’s voice be still,
when with us dwells the Word?
A song of praise is raised from earth;
faith rises like a bird.God dwells as much in grass and dust,
in human souls weighed down,
as in the realm of majesty,
the heavens and their span.The shepherd’s voice is heard to call
through voices that are stilled.
The flock is led in danger’s face
but shall not come to ill.The stone is rolled away; the tomb
becomes the gate of life.
The earth is warmed by tongues of fire
that speak, and none is deaf.The Word is with us, and the world
is full of light and life.
God, give us faithfulness and faith,
alert and seeing eyes.
Words by
Fred KaanCopyright © 1976 by Hope Publishing Company
(Carol Stream, Illinois) for USA and CanadaCopyright © 1976 by Stainer & Bell Limited
(London, England) for all other territories
Season, Theme
or Subject
- Creation
- Easter
- Faith
- Pentecost
- Word
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