Habakkuk's Song
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Description
The first verse was taken from the 3rd chapter of Habakkuk. Habakkuk lived in a time when his nation was under judgement yet, in the trial, his hope was in God and in His mercy. Clips in the video were taken from old WW2 footage and films from the Great Depression.
Lyrics
Though the fig tree may not blossom, no fruit be on the vine Though the labor of the olive tree may fail, empty fields be all we find Though the flock may be cut off from the fold and their be no herd in the stalls Still I will rejoice in the Lord my God, I will find my joy in Him For You are good in this, You are good even in this You are good even in this place, You are worthy to be praised If the rights we take for granted should one day cease to be and the words of the founding fathers burn in the flames of tyranny If the name of Christ which we've come to love should become a public offense Still I will rejoice in the Lord my God, I will find my joy in Him Chorus I don't love You for what You can give me I don't love You for what You're keeping me from You're deserving of the highest praises, whatever may come Chorus
