God of wonders, how great are Your works!
You brought me up from the dust,
I was like a broken mirror,
but You picked up the pieces and assembled them.
Out of the miry clay that my life was, You formed beauty.
You placed a crown of pure gold and precious stones upon my head.
You make me feel like a priceless treasure before Your throne.When men open their mouths to swallow me up
When they call me a nobody and an outcast,
Because they see me wearing sack clothes
My Lord, I know You will not delay in justifying me.
When they mock and ridicule me,
I know that You are not far away and will help meYour Majesty, I shall wait on You for my deliverance and vindication.
In You, I have deposited all of my trust, O God of heaven.

God of wonders
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