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Artist: Bethel Music
Canonical path: /bethel-music/beatitudes
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Beatitudes
Read Beatitudes lyrics by Bethel Music on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Beatitudes
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Blessed are the poorest ones
For heaven come to where they are
In You, in You
Blessed are the ones who mourn
For comfort comes to find them all
In You, in You
So blessed are the ones who call Your name
And blessed are the ones You save
For You bless the pure in heart
And we will see our God
We will see our God
Those who seek will be made right
They will be filled and lifted high
In You, in You
Blessed are the merciful
For mercy will be shown to them
By You, by You
If just to know You
If just to love You
What more can I ask for?
What more can I ask for?
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Bethel Music performs "Beatitudes", and this lyric page sits inside the Bethel Music catalog on LyroVerse.
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