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Artist: Poor Bishop Hooper
Canonical path: /poor-bishop-hooper/psalm-111
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Psalm 111
Read Psalm 111 lyrics by Poor Bishop Hooper on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Psalm 111
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Great are the works of the Lord
Studied by all who delight in them
Glorious and majestic
Are the deeds of the lord his righteousness endures
He has caused his wonders
To be remembered he keeps his word
Great are the works of the Lord
Studied by all who delight in them
He provides redemption
Ordained his covenant
For ever it will stand
To fear the lord is to begin in wisdom
Great are the works of the Lord
Studied by all who delight in them
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Poor Bishop Hooper performs "Psalm 111", and this lyric page sits inside the Poor Bishop Hooper catalog on LyroVerse.
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