Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah (Old Meter Hymn)

Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah is a classic hymn for those on this Christian journey. Rev Flemming sings this song with so much soul and power that you can't help but be inspired by his singing talent.

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[washanin2]

Man this song tears me up especially when he sings bread of heaven feed me til I want no more! His voice just grabs me.

[Moseslawgiver]

PRAISE JEHOVAH!

[donte221987]

brought chills all over my body! when i was a child my grand after use to sing this every Sunday before he preach oh i miss him! great song! brought tears to my eyes!

[tcb1967]

Now this is CHURCH!!! these new preachers don't know CHURCH

[Royalorgans]

@microspanish cogic and Baptist are basically the same thing. just the order or service changes.

[010101zz]

The Lord of Hosts Loves us so! Amen!

[donnyiceone]

yes sir oldie but goodie take me home!

[vandriawest]

This takes me back to when I was a child growing up in a Baptist Church. How I wish for those days again when you could feel the Holy Spirit when a deacon actually got up sung a hymn and then prayed. When I want to feel close to Jesus I sing this Hymn. What a blessing!

[missme3333]

I did not grow up in the church and I'm not very familiar with these songs...my church is more of a modern church but whenever I hear songs like this they usher me into the presence of God more than any of the modern music....Feeed me Lord! Thank you Jesus. I love you Jesus!

[awrmace]

Child, this how we sing it down here in Florida. The melody he's using, we would sing with the words of "What a friend we have in Jesus".

[microspanish]

Man this take me back to when I was at that little old Baptist Church. Im just 22 now, but music has evolved so much since then. Although I am in a COGIC church now, I like to pay homage to my baptist roots.

[TSmallsII]

@Rajamuttu and others: In this strain of the lining hymn tradition, long meter can refer to a tune giving a full measure per syllable in 4/4 time or sung rubato; short meter, to tunes giving syllables two beats or (rarely) any tune in a triplet meter ("short" referring to the brisker pace); and common meter, to tunes with one syllable per beat in common time (4/4), like this song. These terms properly refer to the syllable count per line (Google "long meter short meter"), but are now disused.