Canticle Philippians - John Michael Talbot, The Monks of Little Portion Hermitage

Though He was in the form of God

Jesus did not deem equality with God

Something to be grasped

Rather He emptied himself

And took the form of a slave

Being born in the likeness of men

He was known to be a human and saint

And it was just that He humbled himself

Obedient be accepting even death

Death on a cross

Because of this

God highly exalted Him

And bestowed upon him the name

Above every other name

So that at Jesus name

Every knee must bend

In the heavens and the earth

And under the earth

And every tongue plea

To the glory of God the Father

Jesus Christ is Lord

Glory of the Father

And to the Son

And to the Holy Spirit

As it was in the beginning

Is now

And will be forever

Amen