El Olam from Hashem by Natalie Kendel

Avraham he plunged his hands
into the soil at Be’er Sheva
and he planted there a tamarisk tree
that would never fail to bloom

This evergreen tree symbolised the heart -
the character - of one whom Avraham
now called upon

You’re the everlasting God
A morning that will always come
Your kingdom it goes on and on
God he is the El Olam
Even in winter you will green
Today, tomorrow, you’re the same
The God of space, the Lord of time
You are the El Olam

Moshe gazed at multitudes
Forty years through Sinai’s dunes
And he penned a song so they’d recall
who their help had always been

He who preceded mountains being born
had been a dwelling place throughout
their generations

You’re the everlasting God
A morning that will always come
Your kingdom it goes on and on
God he is the El Olam
Even in winter you will green
Today, tomorrow, you’re the same
The God of space, the Lord of time
You are the El Olam

God he spoke through Malachi: “Return to me.”
But people cried: “How do we return?”
So God replied: “I am who I’ve always been”

Pay workers fair, defend the foreigner
Care for the widows, fatherless
Love justice and mercy

For I the Lord I have not changed
I’m who I’ve always been

You’re the everlasting God
A morning that will always come
Your kingdom it goes on and on
God he is the El Olam
Even in winter you will green
Today, tomorrow, you’re the same
The God of space, the Lord of time
You are the El Olam

You’re the everlasting God
A morning that will always come
Your kingdom it goes on and on
God he is the El Olam
Even in winter you will green
Today, tomorrow, you’re the same
The God of space, the Lord of time
You are the El Olam

(From eternity past
to eternity future
From eternity past
to eternity future)

• Acoustic
• Christian
• Christian Folk
• Christian World
• The Bible
• orchestral soundtrack
• United Kingdom