Five smooth stones from a babbling brook,
They seemed to be just right
Five smooth stones young David took
To sling with all of his might
Goliath was big, over nine feet tall
With a spear like weaver’s beam
“Send a man to fight,” he told King Saul
Across the Elah stream
His voice like thunder filled the land
But his challenge was unmet
Not one of Israel’s men would stand
And face Goliath’s threat
So David took his sling and stones
And crossed the riverbed
Just David now must stand alone
Saul’s army all had fled
“I come to you in the name of the Lord,”
Young David shouted out
“You may have an awesome sword,
But God has greater clout.”
He took a stone and said a prayer
And slung it with all of his might
It hit Goliath’s forehead square
The Lord had won the fight
He wasn’t big, he wasn’t tall, he wasn’t even a soldier at all
But five smooth stones from the river he took, and made the giant fall
He could pray and he could sing
And he could twirl his home-made sling
Five smooth stones from the river he took, and made the giant fall
Five smooth stones from a riverbed
Five smooth stones and the challenge met
Five smooth stones and Goliath’s dead
But the victory was the Lord’s
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Copyright 2002 by John T. Anderson
Thursday, June 19, 2008
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