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[Verse 1]
There's a table being set
Longer than the years
There's a dress of morning light
Sewn from ancient tears
Every age was an engagement
Every prophet wrote a vow
And the aisle runs through history
And the music's starting now
[Chorus]
This is the wedding of the worlds
Heaven's marrying the ground
Every longing ever whispered
Is a ring being handed down
And I'm not a guest, I'm not a stranger
Watching from the outer door
I'm the one he crossed the ages for
I'm what the feast is for
[Verse 2]
No more sea of separation
No more curtain, no more veil
No more telling one another
Know the Lord for all will know him well
He'll wipe the last tear personally
With his own unhurried hand
And the city and the garden
Will be one unbroken land
[Bridge]
And the Spirit and the bride say come
And whoever hears say come
The doors will never close again
Come, come, come…
[Spoken Declaration]
Before the foundations of the world
We were held within the eternal love
Of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit
The divine communion from which all creation came
And toward which all creation is being drawn
In the fullness of time, the eternal Son entered the world He had made
Taking our humanity into His own life without ceasing to be God
Heaven embraced Earth in Him. The Creator clothed Himself in creation
And the distance we imagine between God and humanity was overcome
In the body of Christ
[Coda]
I'm what the feast is for
I'm what the feast is for
I'm what the feast is for.
Oh...
I'm what the feast is for
I'm who the feast is for
[Outro]
After everything : the ages, the cross, the wedding
It all comes down to this
Jesus is the meeting place of heaven and earth
The Bridegroom in whom the worlds are made one
- Text origin
- 21st century
- Melody origin
- 21st century
- Recording
- 2026
- Original language
- English
- Performed language
- English
- Musical form
- Gospel
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