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Before our time, upon a noun
There stood still a ship
Standing proud
She tows lines, transforms words
To be more than they are
When they are alone on their own
Pointing to no one
Ships displaying the quality
The rank craft state skill dignity
When our ship comes into nations
Who will tow the line?
Ships passing into the night, taking flight
With goods for everyone
Ships are led by the compass ones
The shipshape daughters, these shipshape sons
When our ship draws in the nations
He shall tow our line
Our ships of fools from failing schools
We need, now hear
The children, they desperately
Are needing to be, be set free
They are afraid, but so are we
This cannot be
See hope
Our captain riding
Throughout these heavens
Bringing peace
We're shipping out our men again
Oh, I pray it will end
These tunes are never ending
Thank you for sending them to our hands
Before our time, upon a noun
There stood still a ship
Standing proud
She tows lines, transform words
To be more than they are
When they are alone on their own
She's pointing to the one
There stood still a ship
Standing proud
She tows lines, transforms words
To be more than they are
When they are alone on their own
Pointing to no one
Ships displaying the quality
The rank craft state skill dignity
When our ship comes into nations
Who will tow the line?
Ships passing into the night, taking flight
With goods for everyone
Ships are led by the compass ones
The shipshape daughters, these shipshape sons
When our ship draws in the nations
He shall tow our line
Our ships of fools from failing schools
We need, now hear
The children, they desperately
Are needing to be, be set free
They are afraid, but so are we
This cannot be
See hope
Our captain riding
Throughout these heavens
Bringing peace
We're shipping out our men again
Oh, I pray it will end
These tunes are never ending
Thank you for sending them to our hands
Before our time, upon a noun
There stood still a ship
Standing proud
She tows lines, transform words
To be more than they are
When they are alone on their own
She's pointing to the one
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"Before our time - Upon a noun - There stood still a ship "<br /> <br /> I interpreted this to mean: God existed before the world was created. One God in a relationship of three, and Jesus was the Word (noun). God is unchanging, His person still remains reliable.<br /> <br /> "Before our time" God existed before the world was created<br /> "Upon a noun" the world was created when the Word spoke - Jesus was the Word<br /> "There stood still a ship" this ship was the 'Godship' or 'relationship between the trinity.' The word 'still' refers to God being unchanging and therefore knowable and reliable.<br /> <br />