Listen/purchase: holy holy holy by saints & Children.
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Listen/purchase: holy holy holy by saints & Children.
Really proud of what John Hardt, (not that) Rob Bell, Andrew Yang, Willy Weiant and the folks from Retro City Studios did on this track and on the album. With @johnhardtmusic.
All Hallows' Homily (After Martin Luther)
Clay in the potter’s hands
Bones in the potter’s field
we fall headlong into you
the sackcloth of your handiwork;
we are torn and broken
we are on the mend.
Did I see you, Sister, when God brought us out of Egypt?
Did I see you, Brother, when God made us from the dirt?
And the breath of God is mossy;
Life enthrones God’s shout across the cosmos
In the quiet of the garden,
in the chaos of poor birth, bloody, shit-stained, real.
In the quiet of a compline,
In the scandal of God’s murder,
In the God-forsaken God made like us,
bloody, shit-stained, real.
The breath of God is muddy, the breath of God is sorry, the breath of God is spent.
And God descended into Hades, Death, the Void, a gap, our Hell
A place without God,
God occupied
In solidarity with the living clay, the dry bones in the field, entrails spilled in shame for silver, power and the devil’s game, control.
And by knowing life without God, God suddenly knew us.
And God realized God was cold, and moved then toward the fire.
And God realized God was hungry, and prepared then for a feast.
And God realized God was lonely, and God set a table for us.
And God’s love burned away the hellfire
And God’s hunger swallowed up the grave
And God’s longing made a place for us;
Eat, for all is ready
Come, for all are welcome,
Know shelter in the Mighty Fortress of our God
In the potter’s field, where broken shards are cast aside;
where broken people, cast aside, sleep in common graves
the new fruits of God’s kingdom push up from the clay
Nourished in the blood of God
reformed and reforming
we are shaped by wounded hands
bloody, holy, real
crafted by the Living God
treasured by the One who formed us first from earth
with mossy breath
and here again in blood and love and holy fire
remade and remaking.