E E Come Bless the Lord,Come Bless the Lord, B7 B7 all ye servants of the Lordall ye servants of the Lord

B7 who stand by nightwho stand by night E E in the house of the Lordin the house of the Lord

E A E A Lift up your hands in the holy placeLift up your hands in the holy place E E And Bless the LordAnd Bless the Lord B7 E B7 E And Bless the LordAnd Bless the Lord

E E Come Bless the Lord,Come Bless the Lord, B7 B7 all ye servants of the Lordall ye servants of the Lord

B7 who stand by nightwho stand by night E E in the house of the Lordin the house of the Lord

E A E A Lift up your hands in the holy placeLift up your hands in the holy place E E And Bless the LordAnd Bless the Lord B7 E B7 E And Bless the LordAnd Bless the Lord

God said to Noah, there will be a floody, floodyGod said to Noah, there will be a floody, floody

Get those children out of the muddy, muddyChildren of the Lord

Chorus Rise and shine and give God the glory, gloryRise and shine and give God the glory, gloryRise and shine and give God the glory, glory

Children of the Lord

Noah, he built him, he built him an arky, arky.Noah, he built him, he built him an arky, arky.

Made it out of hickory barky, barky.Children of the Lord

The animals, they came in, they went in by twosies, twosiesThe animals, they came in, they went in by twosies, twosies

Elephants and kangaroosies, roosies.Children of the Lord

It rained, and rained, for forty daysy, daysy It rained, and rained, for forty daysy, daysy

Almost drove those animals crazy, crazy.Children of the Lord

5 When Jesus reached the spot, he looked up and said to him, “Zacchaeus, come down immediately. I must stay at your

house today.” 6 So he came down at once and welcomed him gladly.

Luke 19:5, 6

ZacchaeusE B7 E B7

Zacchaeus was a wee little man E B7 E

And a wee little man was heE B7 E B7

He climbed up in a sycamore tree E B7 E

For the Lord he wanted to seeE B7 E B7

And as the Savior passed that way E B7 E

He looked up in that tree

And He said, “Zacchaeus, you come down! E B7 E

For I’m going to your house today E B7 E

For I’m going to your house to stay”

Moses and the Red SeaQ1. In which book of the Old Testament isThe story of Moses crossing the Red Sea?

The book of Exodus, Chapter 14

Q2. How long did the wind blow that parted the Red Sea?

The wind blew whole night.

Q3. What did Moses and the people did after crossing the sea?

a) make food b) set up an altar c) sing and dance

c) sing and dance

How did Moses cross the Red Sea?

D How did Moses cross the Red Sea? G DHow did Moses cross the Red Sea? DHow did Moses cross the Red Sea? A DHow did he get across?

D Did he swim? DNo, No! DDid he fly? DNo, No! DDid he sail? D ANo, No, No, No!

DDid he run? DNo, No! DDid he walk?DNo, No!Em AHow did he get across?

DGod blew with his wind G Puff, puff, puff, puff Em He blew just enough, Em A‘nough, ‘nough, ‘nough, ‘nough. F#m EmAnd through the sea He made a path D A DThat's how he got across.

I Do It All For JesusI Do It All For JesusD A

In the house, and out of doors

A7 DBrushing shoes and scrubbing floors

D GWashing, ironing, brewing tea

A DSometimes making Hokkien Mee

D A7 DI do it all for Jesus, I do it all for JesusD G D A7 DI do it all for Jesus, He’s done so much for me

Doxology

D F#m G DPraise God, from Whom all blessings flow;D G D A DPraise Him, all creatures here below;D F#m G DPraise Him above, ye heavenly host;D G D A DPraise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. G DA-M-E-N