Blest Are They - David Haas



     
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Blest Are They Lyrics


Verse 1
Blest are they, the poor in spirit
Theirs is the kingdom of God.
Blest are they, full of sorrow
They shall be consoled.
Chorus
Rejoice, and be glad!
Blessed are you, holy are you!
Rejoice and be glad!
Yours is the kingdom of God!
Verse 2
Blest are they, the lowly ones
They shall inherit the earth.
Blest are they, who hunger and thirst.
They shall have their fill.
(Chorus)

Verse 3
Blest are they, who show mercy
Mercy shall be theirs.
Blest are they, the pure of heart
They shall see God!
(Chorus)
Verse 4
Blest are they, who seek peace
They are the children of God.
Blest are they who suffer in faith
The glory of God is theirs.
(Chorus)
Verse 5
Blest are you, who suffer hate
All because of Me.
Rejoice and be glad, yours is the kingdom of God
Shine for all to see.
(Chorus)
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Lyrics submitted by Reem Lossia.

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David Haas, (born in 1958 in Bridgeport, Michigan), is an American author and composer of liturgical music, primarily for Roman Catholic congregations. He is among the most widely-sung living liturgical composers today.

Haas lives in Eagan, Minnesota where he is the Director of the Emmaus Center for Music, Prayer and Ministry. He is also Campus Minister and Artist in Residence at Benilde-St. Margaret's School in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, where he teaches in the music and theology departments.

Haas has produced over forty original collections and recordings of liturgical music. His music is sung throughout the world and appears in many hymnals of various denominations and languages. His best-known works include sacred songs and hymns, including "Blest Are They", "We Have Been Told", "You Are Mine", "Song of the Body of Christ" and "We Will Rise Again", as well as several Masses, collections of ritual music, and collections of psalm settings and paraphrases. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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