Holy Holy Holy

When you're down and needing rest from all your cares, just take a moment and listen to this song filled with spiritual empowerment in its four timeless stanzas.

"Holy Holy Holy" is a Christian hymn, written by Reginald Heber (1783–1826) he's an Angelican Bishop, while John Bacchus Dykes composed the tune Nicaea in 1861. This hymn speaks about the "Holy Trinity".

The more we get to know the Lord, the more we can find our lives in His presence. The more time we can spend to seek His will, the more certain we become in our decisions. As we get into the song, we can be in the revelation of a God who was and is and ever be.

He is open, meeting all the desires of our hearts, spiritually, physically, emotionally. His mercy endures even to the ends of the earth. Whenever we sing this song, as a means of our worship Him, His holiness entrenches in our inmost being, permeating every part, every single aspect of our lives.

This song is a message that our frail being, can only be enlightened by the power of the Holy of Holies. As we come closer to God, we can expect a revival in the outpouring of His Spirit. His spirit dwells in us, confidence will keep the fire burning.

Singing this song is a great opportunity to be intuned with the highest God. His holiness cleanses all sort of unrighteousness. His love endures forever.