| Song | A Goodly Theme Is Mine |
| Content Description | A Goodly Theme Is Mine is a classic Christian hymn that expresses joy and gratitude for the message of salvation through Jesus Christ. The song reflects on the beauty of the gospel and the hope believers have in God’s redeeming love. Its uplifting lyrics encourage worshippers to rejoice in their faith and share the good news of Christ. Perfect for church services, devotional moments, and traditional worship settings, this hymn inspires hearts to celebrate the goodness of God’s eternal truth. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter A |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
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| Tags | Hymn, Christian Song, Worship, Gospel, Devotional |
| Theme(s) | Salvation, Joy, Gospel Message, Praise, Faith |
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A Goodly Theme Is Mine,
And Eagerly I Sing;
For Bounteous Words Flow From My Lips
As I Salute The King.
Supremely Fair He Is,
In Beauty Peerless He;
For Him The Favor Of The Lord
Doth Grace Eternally.
Gird On Thy Sword, O King,
Put On Thy Majesty;
Ride Out In Full Regalia,
And Richest Panoply.
Triumph In Very Truth,
In Meekness And In Right,
Let Fly The Arrows Of Revenge,
And Vanquish In Thy Might.
Thy Throne Is Ever Sure,
Established Of God;
Its Scepter Is Of Righteousness,
Of Equity Its Rod.
Thou Lovest Perfect Right,
Hatest Iniquity;
Therefore With Oil Of Festive Joy
The Lord Anointed Thee.
Thy Garments Breathe Of Myrrh,
Of Spices Rich And Rare;
Glad Strains Of Joyous Music Ring
Throughout Thy Palace Fair.
Amid Thy Glorious Train
King’s Daughters Waiting Stand,
And On Thy Right The Queen Adorned
In Gold From Orphic Land.
O Royal Bride, Give Heed,
This King Is Now Thy Lord;
Forsake Thy Former Loyalties,
Full Fealty Accord.
Thy Beauty And Thy Grace
Will Then Delight The King;
And They To Thee, Since Thou Art His,
Their Precious Gifts Will Bring.
Enthroned In Royal State
And Glorious Thou Shalt Dwell,
With Garments Fair, In Wrought With Gold,
His Bride He Loveth Well.
And They Who Honor Thee
Shall In Thy Train Attend,
And To The Palace Of The King
Shall Joyfully Ascend.
Then In Thy Father’s Place
The Sons Of Royal Birth
Thou Wilt Endow With Regal Gifts
As Princes Of The Earth.
Thy Name Shall Be Proclaimed
Through All Succeeding Days,
And All The Peoples Everywhere
Shall Give Thee Endless Praise.
