Though the fig tree fail to blossom
And no fruit be on the vine
And the field yield no food
I will praise Thee Lord divine
Yet will I praise Thee
Even in the night
Even in the midst
Of the storm
(Repeat)
I will rejoice in You my Lord
I’ll joy in the God of my salvation
I will rejoice in You my Lord
My God, my strength and my song
(Repeat verse 2)
(Repeat verse 3 twice)
My God, my strength and my song
My God, my strength and my song
Song Meaning
A Habakkuk 3 inspired song praising God when harvests fail.
Biblical Message
Read Habakkuk 3:17-18 alongside the lyric. Praise persists when harvest and flock fail.
Reflection
Which image or prayer in this song stays with you? Read Habakkuk 3:17-18 and consider your response.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is “Yet Will I Praise Thee” about?
A Habakkuk 3 inspired song praising God when harvests fail.
Which Bible passage connects with the song?
Habakkuk 3:17-18 offers a starting point for reflection on its message.