Oh The Word Of My Lord
Solfa Notation • Hymns, Consecration, Ordination Hymns
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Oh The Word Of My Lord by Damian Lundy, arr. Itepu Macpaul — Lyrics
About Oh The Word Of My Lord
"Oh the Word of My Lord" is a deeply personal hymn of vocation and calling. Drawing its lyrics from the calling of the prophet Jeremiah, the song speaks of God’s intimate knowledge of us before we were even born. The refrain captures the quiet, internal realization of God's voice taking root, while the verses unfold the journey of being chosen, reassured, and sent out to do His work.
In our parishes, this piece is a staple for ordinations, religious professions, and moments of consecration. When the choir sings lines like "I know that you are very young, but I will make you strong," it offers a profound sense of comfort and encouragement to those stepping into a life of ministry. The melody is gentle yet firm, perfectly matching the reassurance that God's hand will follow us wherever we are sent.
Arranged here in solfa notation by Itepu Macpaul from Damian Lundy's original, the harmony parts give the choir a chance to echo the steadfast nature of the text. It is a moving reminder to the entire congregation that we are all called by name, equipped with His strength, and never left to walk alone.