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Behold the hands, the mighty hands,
of our Creator, God Most High.
The hands that set the earth in space
and fashion stars to fill the sky;
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Like streams in the desert and wells in the waste,
A river flows out from the Lord's holy place,
With comfort and strength for the weak and oppressed.
The wounded are healed and the weary find rest!
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As for me and my house we will serve the Lord;
It is he who has right to the throne.
So we'll cast down our idols and serve them no more;
We will worship the Lord God alone.
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Breaking down the walls!
He is breaking down the walls
built by hatred and pride—
Thick walls that divide
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Shake, O earth! And mountains tremble
at the Lord's great judgment day:
Lofty things will all be humbled,
every idol swept away.
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He was in very nature God,
arrayed with awesome majesty and glory.
Heav'n rendered him unending laud;
the seraphs cried out 'Holy! Holy! Holy! '
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I wandered in the desert waste,
lost and all alone,
Searching for a resting place,
longing for a home.
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Dear Father, no pretenses
can hide our hearts from you:
You know all our offenses
and what we fail to do.
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O help us, dear Jesus!
We need you today,
And you're our only hope for tomorrow
For you count all our tears
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Behold The Hands

Behold the hands, the mighty hands,
of our Creator, God Most High.
The hands that set the earth in space
and fashion stars to fill the sky;
That conquer foes, divide the deep,
through deserts daily lead his sheep.
Behold the hands, the mighty hands,
the beautiful hands of the Lord.

Behold the hands, the bleeding hands,
of One who hangs on Calvary.
The Carpenter, who formed the wood,
is nailed to die upon a tree:
Yet by these wounds God's love is sealed,
the river flows, and we are healed!
Behold the hands, the bleeding hands,
the beautiful hands of the Lord.

Behold the hands, the praying hands,
of Jesus, risen from the dead;
From heaven's throne they pour down grace,
pronounce God's peace upon our heads.
Our names are written in the scars
whose pleas will never be ignored.
Behold the hands, the praying hands,
the beautiful hands of the Lord.

Behold the hands, the glorious hands,
of Zion's King as he returns:
The Warrior wields a blazing sword,
extends his scepter o'er the earth.
All nations see his hands and side,
and many mourn; but hear his Bride,
As she beholds the glorious hands-
the beautiful hands of her Lord!

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