Seedsower Music:: From The Mouth of St. Francis Of Assissi

Psalm 119 is a prayer, yes, but it is also a work of art. Occasionally, God anoints his servants to take us higher. Such is the following prayer of that great saint, Francis of Assissi.

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From The Mouth of St. Francis Of Assissi

September 26, 2008

Let all of us,
    Wherever we are,
    In every place,
    At every hour,
    At every time of day,
    Every day and continually
Believe truly and humbly,
And keep in our heart,
And love, honor, adore, serve, praise and bless,
Glorify and exalt, magnify and give thanks to
The Most High and Supreme and Eternal God,
    Trinity and unity,
The Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit,
    Creator of all,
Savior of all who believe in him,
    And hope in him,
    And love him;
Who is without beginning and without end,
    Unchangeable and invisible,
Incomprehensible, unfathomable,
Blessed, worthy of praise,
Glorious, exalted on high, sublime
Most high, gentle, lovable,
Delectable and totally desirable
above all else forever. AMEN.
        AN ECSTATIC HYMN FROM THE EARLIER RULE by St. Francis of Assissi