Note: You can listen, download the official audio, and check the chords for this Kingdom Song on jw.org. Please refer to the notes in the music sheet as you play Song 1: Jehovah’s Attributes on your guitar with the following set of tabs.
REPEAT: 3x
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Description
This Kingdom Song has the Scripture theme: Revelation 4:11, where we read: “You are worthy, Jehovah our God, to receive the glory and the honor and the power, because you created all things, and because of your will they came into existence and were created.”
This Kingdom Song also has other theme Scriptures:
- Ps. 36:9: “With you is the source of life; By your light we can see light.”
- Ps. 145:6-13: “They will speak about your awe-inspiring deeds, And I will declare your greatness. They will bubble over as they recall your abundant goodness, And they will shout joyfully because of your righteousness. Jehovah is compassionate and merciful, Slow to anger and great in loyal love. Jehovah is good to all, And his mercy is evident in all his works. All your works will glorify you, O Jehovah, And your loyal ones will praise you. They will proclaim the glory of your kingship And speak about your mightiness, To make known to men your mighty acts And the glorious splendor of your kingship. Your kingship is an eternal kingship, And your dominion endures throughout all generations.”
- Eccl. 3:14: “I have come to know that everything the true God makes will endure forever. There is nothing to add to it and nothing to subtract from it. The true God has made it this way, so that people will fear him.”
- Jas. 1:17: “Every good gift and every perfect present is from above, coming down from the Father of the celestial lights, who does not vary or change like the shifting shadows.”
Hey Zedd. What do the brackets mean?
Yes, those brackets signify either a short or long pause, or I just put some up to cut up some very long tabs. I just made that rule up so it’s not in official tablature formats.
What is a intro
The music before the lyrics shows/starts.