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Vineyard Worship - Slow To Anger Lyrics

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Vineyard Worship

Lyrics

Surely goodness, and Your mercy


Will follow me forever


Your loving kindness, sweet forgiveness


Are new with every day


You are slow to anger, rich in love


Your kindness is pursuing us


You won’t condemn us, or discard us


Even when we’ve gone astray


Your loving kindness, sweet forgiveness


Are new with every day


You are slow to anger, rich in love


Your kindness is pursuing us


Hallelujah, hallelujah


Hallelujah, You’re pursuing us


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Meaning & Inspiration

Slow To Anger dwells on the patience, mercy, and persistent kindness of God. Its opening assurance that goodness and mercy follow throughout life closely echoes Psalm 23, while the refrain draws from the repeated biblical description of the Lord as slow to anger and rich in love. These qualities are not treated as abstract attributes. The lyrics portray divine kindness as actively pursuing people with forgiveness each day.

The second verse brings that mercy into the experience of wandering. Even after failure, God is described as neither condemning nor discarding those who have gone astray. The reference to mercies being new each day may recall Lamentations, where steadfast love and compassion are renewed every morning. The concluding hallelujah turns these truths into worship, repeating the central claim that grace continues to seek the lost. Together, the song presents repentance and assurance without minimizing either: wandering is real, yet the patient love of God remains active, generous, and ready to restore.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 103:8 The psalm describes the Lord as slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love.
  • Psalm 23:6 David says that goodness and mercy will follow him throughout his life.
  • Lamentations 3:22-23 Divine mercies are described as new every morning.