Father's House Lament
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Father's House Lament
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Father, Your house
Is filled with all our shameful ways
Father, Your house
We have made a marketplace
Fashion Your love
Into a cord of discipline
Drive out the blinding darkness once again
Father, forgive us
Come fill Your house with Your presence
Father, Your house
Is divided by ambitious pride
Father, Your house
Is full of unbelief and whitewashed lies
Fashion Your love
into a cord of discipline
Drive out the blinding darkness once again
Don't pass us by, we need Your love
The prodigals are waiting
The prodigals are longing for the
Father's love
To fill the Father's house
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Brian Doerksen performs "Father's House Lament", and this lyric page sits inside the Brian Doerksen catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Mighty Fortress Is Our God and A New Commandment (John 13) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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