Consider The Lilies Hymn Full Of Mercy
Album Credits Performance Credits Mormon Tabernacle Choir Primary Artist,Choir, Chorus Clay Christiansen Organ John Longhurst Organ Craig D. The concept of the folk hymn may sound like an anachronism. But (A) there's not a king with more (G) splendor then (D) themConsider the sparrow, he doesn't (G) plant nor (E) sowBut he's (A) fed by the Master Who (G) watches (A) him (D) grow(D) We have a heavenly (G) Father (E) aboveWith (A) eyes full of mercy and a (G) heart full of (A) loveHe really (D) cares when your (G) head is bowed (E) lowCon (A) sider the lilies and (G) then you (A) will (D) know(D) May I introduce you to (G) this friend of (E) mine,Who (A) hangs out the stars, tells the (G) sun when to (D) shine.And kisses the flowers each (G) morning with (E) dew,Yet (A) He's not to busy to (G) care a (A) bout (D) you.These lyrics are the property of the respective artist, authors and labels, they are intended solely for educational purposes and private study only. The chords and strumming pattern are my interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed. Use this contact form to request or upload chords. Consider the lilies, they don’t toil nor spin And there’s not a king with more splendor than them.
“I was about to rise from the piano bench and go home, when I felt a kind of downward tug, and sat down at the bench again. As he tried to get up from the piano bench, he felt impressed that there was more to be written. As he played the melody a few times, lyrics flowed into his mind and he immediately wrote down two verses. Is one of the most loved sacred songs of all time.The composer was a pleasure to meet and gave wonderful comments.In the 1980s Hoffman was playing the piano at church when he played a new melody without thinking about it.
The love I felt was so powerful that I was overcome. I could not contain my feelings. I thought, ‘My pen is too small to deal with a problem so great.’ The thought came into my mind, ‘You’re not writing this, anyway.’ I then remembered someone very dear to me who once said she had a hard time understanding why God would allow little children to be abused, and I had a great desire to help her understand this subject better and be comforted. I was afraid to tackle so large a subject.
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