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by Matthew Clark | One Thousand Words
Steven A. Beebe, Ph.D., is Regents’ and University Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Texas State University. He has been a Visiting Scholar at both Oxford University and Cambridge University and author or co-author of 15 books (with editions totaling more than 85 books) used at hundreds of universities throughout the world (including Russian, Chinese, Canadian and International editions) by several million students. He is also author or co-author of 75 articles/chapters emphasizing communication skill development. He received Texas State’s highest awards for teaching, research, and service, served as president of the National Communication Association, and was named Outstanding Communication Professor in America by the National Speaker’s Association. His book, C. S. Lewis and the Craft of Communication, was the basis for selection as Scholar of the Year by the Religious Communication Association.
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How Long?
by Matthew Clark
There’s nothing new beneath the sun
There is no song that ain’t been sung
But there is one that won’t go on forever
That song is writ in blood and tears
That beat down through these weary years
A song that burns down in our bones like a fever
CHORUS
How long, how long, Oh Lord?
Till we hang our broken harps up by the River?
How long, how long, Oh Lord?
Till a world that went so wrong is delivered
Your Bride has waited patiently
Kept watch these many centuries
Your family tree sent roots down deep to listen
These branches thirst for righteousness
For springs to burst the firmament
To wash this withered riverbed with music
BRIDGE
Count me among the fools, Out carving little boats
In the middle of the desert
Who still believes in you, And every word you spoke
And keeps and eye out for the weather
CHORUS
How long, how long, Oh Lord?
Till the labor pain of song gives way to wonder?
How long, how long, Oh Lord?
Till the day you tear the veil of sky asunder
The post S6:E25 – Where the River Goes: Steven Beebe, “Longing for Home” appeared first on Matthew Clark.
By Matthew Clarkby Matthew Clark | One Thousand Words
Steven A. Beebe, Ph.D., is Regents’ and University Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Texas State University. He has been a Visiting Scholar at both Oxford University and Cambridge University and author or co-author of 15 books (with editions totaling more than 85 books) used at hundreds of universities throughout the world (including Russian, Chinese, Canadian and International editions) by several million students. He is also author or co-author of 75 articles/chapters emphasizing communication skill development. He received Texas State’s highest awards for teaching, research, and service, served as president of the National Communication Association, and was named Outstanding Communication Professor in America by the National Speaker’s Association. His book, C. S. Lewis and the Craft of Communication, was the basis for selection as Scholar of the Year by the Religious Communication Association.
Find Steven on Amazon
How Long?
by Matthew Clark
There’s nothing new beneath the sun
There is no song that ain’t been sung
But there is one that won’t go on forever
That song is writ in blood and tears
That beat down through these weary years
A song that burns down in our bones like a fever
CHORUS
How long, how long, Oh Lord?
Till we hang our broken harps up by the River?
How long, how long, Oh Lord?
Till a world that went so wrong is delivered
Your Bride has waited patiently
Kept watch these many centuries
Your family tree sent roots down deep to listen
These branches thirst for righteousness
For springs to burst the firmament
To wash this withered riverbed with music
BRIDGE
Count me among the fools, Out carving little boats
In the middle of the desert
Who still believes in you, And every word you spoke
And keeps and eye out for the weather
CHORUS
How long, how long, Oh Lord?
Till the labor pain of song gives way to wonder?
How long, how long, Oh Lord?
Till the day you tear the veil of sky asunder
The post S6:E25 – Where the River Goes: Steven Beebe, “Longing for Home” appeared first on Matthew Clark.