"Lord, Help Me to Honor Your Sabbath" genre: Christian Easy Listening
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	A meditation on the observance of God's holy day, in its various aspects: church attentdance, Bible study, worship, fellowship, and peaceful communion with nature.
	CD: Heroes for Christ Credits: Lyrics and melody by Alvin Fisher, 1993.
	Story Behind the Song The admonitions in the Bible concerning the Sabbath make me believe that it is deeper and more sacred than most of us realize or relate to. The Sabbath can truly be kept only if the Lord of the Sabbath is dwelling in the heart of the believer. Lyrics Lord help me to honor Your Sabbath My mind keeps a-wandering away To all the affairs of my business The things that concern me each day. Come fill me with sweet revelations Of glorious, Heavenly love. And help me to raise up my vision To see Your great wonders above. I feel Your warmth in the sunshine. I see Your great love in the rain That washes the hills and the valleys Providing a harvest of grain. I learn of Your strength from the forest And mountains that point to the sky. Oh, Jesus, I need your dear presence To be everlastingly nigh. The thousands of beautiful flowers They tell of an Artist divine While watching the squirrels and the chipmunks What calm satisfaction is mine The joy of the mockingbird's singing The peace of the waterfall's song They tell of the glories of Heaven, With Jesus is where I belong. And thank you for brothers and sisters You knew that I needed their love. I long for that family reunion We'll have in Your kingdom above. And, Jesus, I know when I see You I'll wonder why did I delay To faithfully work for Your kingdom And live like a Christian each day

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