I'm sure my regular readers will be aware of how I feel about having another "national" anthem added to the observance of the one for the American people.
For all of the American people.
All set? Here we go:
Psalm 22:27-28: “All the ends of the world shall remember and turn to the Lord, and all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before thee. For the kingdom is the Lord's, and he ruleth among the nations.”
8 comments:
Thank you. Those who would stomp all over this beloved flag of ours, would also stomp on the memory of those who fought for the freedoms that can be enjoyed nowhere else on earth.
You're welcome, Vicki. I, for one, have had quite enough of the anarchists so magnificently ignorant as to disrespect the country I fought for. So many have sacrificed so much, for so long, that the sheer arrogance of the "mostly peaceful protesters" make my blood boil.
Chilling, and well done! Long may she wave!
Thank you, my friend.
Thank you. I'd never heard the details of how it was written.
You're welcome, chipmunk. I knew only about how Key was a prisoner onboard a British ship in the harbor, trying desperately to see the fort through all the cannon smoke.
Thank you. A good reminder, and a message of hope I needed.
You're welcome, Wing; I'm glad it helped.
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