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"Sahanamu Joope" by Padma Medidi

India

An original Southern Asian style song by Padma Medidi.

Brothers who show forth forbearance

Are the ones to receive glory (x2)

The Lord who was victor over the world

And who went back to heaven

They are worthy of the love

Brothers who show forth forbearance

Are the ones to receive glory

Trials engender patience

Patience withstands examination

Examination develops hope

Those who obey Christ’s command

Will receive perfect patience and peace

Strength of the Spirit, full of happiness

Will be granted liberally

Brothers who show forth forbearance

Are the ones to receive glory

Brothers who show forth forbearance

Are the ones to receive glory

Brothers who show forth forbearance

Are the ones to receive glory

As you with faith and patience

Claim promises you must continue

Your hopes, understanding God’s will

In you there must be patience continually

You should endure rejection

Brothers who show forth forbearance

Are the ones to receive glory (x2)

The Lord who was victor over the world

And who went back to heaven

Brothers who show forth forbearance

Are the ones to receive glory

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