We bring the sacrifice of praise
Unto the house of the Lord.
We bring the sacrifice of praise
Unto the house of the Lord.
And we offer up to You
The sacrifices of thanksgiving;
And we offer up to You
The sacrifices of praise.
He poured in the oil and the wine
The kind that restoreth my soul
He found me bleeding and dying
On the Jericho road
And He poured in the oil and the wine
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus
I’ve got Him on my mind (3)
I have Jesus on my mind.
Great and mighty is the Lord our God
Great and mighty is He
Great and mighty is the Lord our God
Great and mighty is He
Lift up your banner, let the anthems ring,
praises to our king.
Song Meaning
This medley moves among thanksgiving, Jesus as healer in an image from the Jericho road, praise for His name, and God’s greatness.
Biblical Message
Hebrews 13:15 speaks of a sacrifice of praise; Luke 10:30–35 supplies the Jericho-road Good Samaritan image, here applied poetically to Jesus; Psalm 145:3 celebrates God’s greatness.
Reflection
Each excerpt has its own source and image, so a single narrow theme misses the medley.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Medley2 – Praise”?
This medley moves among thanksgiving, Jesus as healer in an image from the Jericho road, praise for His name, and God’s greatness.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Hebrews 13:15 speaks of a sacrifice of praise; Luke 10:30–35 supplies the Jericho-road Good Samaritan image, here applied poetically to Jesus; Psalm 145:3 celebrates God’s greatness.
When can this song be used in worship?
A congregational praise medley.