Psalm 72 v 17-19 (Gaelic)

Acapella Gaelic psalm singing at the induction of Rev. Iain Smith to the Harris Free Church of Scotland (Continuing) on Friday 6 May 2016.

[@bevsfan]

Bidh 'ainm-san buan gu suthainn sìor,
co-mhaireann ris a' ghréin;
'Us annsan beannaichear gach slògh;
's beannaichear leo e féin.
Beannaicht' gu robh an Tighearn' Dia,
Dia Israeil a ghnàth,
An ti a mhàin 'ni mìorbhuile
le treis 'us neart a làimh.
Beannaicht' gu robh gu sìorruidh buan
'ainm glòrmhor uasal féin ;
Lìonadh a ghlòir gach uile thir,
Amen, agus Amen !

[@neilmorrison4876]

bevsfan

[@margaretlamont4366]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@vaegirshoop]

This must be kept alive. It should be taught in every school in Scotland. Scotland is a complicated place historically, but this so unique to us it should be preserved.

[@ThatLadyBird]

Dont worry, scotts brought this to America hundreds of yrs ago and you can still hear it here in the south to this day. I grew up on these old tunes at my grandparents church...in english these days of course but yeah, its still alive and kicking among the descendants of those ancestors.

[@kennymacdonald5313]

To the tune Stornoway, the loveliest Gaelic psalm tune in it, imho.

[@andrewthies1828]

Tapadh leat.Molaibh Dia.

[@gordonmcfadyen4219]

Love it❤

[@Closminding]

🙏🏻

[@ciarandiamond30]

Iontach

[@ewanmacdonald9944]

Do you know the name of the tune?