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Okay this has been bothering me since either Friday or this Monday. When I walked into my Sociology and found something written on my desk. I don't know what it means and I think it came from the bible or someone made it up or something along those lines.

"God will sing
But ye not worthy"

Does anyone know what that means or if its even in the bible? I don't own one so that's why I'm asking.. (only a select few of my friends know I'm Christian...I'm keeping it a secret until I go to college...if you really want to know the reason then by all means PM me.)

I used http://www.biblegateway.com/ to search the NIV, and NASB ('cause those are the two I use), and the KJV, and NKJV ('cause those are the ones most people are familiar with) and the phrase "God will sing" doesn't occur anywhere in any of those translations.

I don't know as much about Early Modern English as I once did but the phrase "But ye not worthy" doesn't look properly constructed to me. Thus I'm inclined to think that it was made up by someone who wants you to think that it's from the King James Bible.

I have a friend who is a linguist (and is employed as a Latin teacher). Next time I talk to her I'll see what she thinks.

Hmm... It almost sounds to me that a Christian wrote that, and it could mean...

"God shows his grace
But you are not worthy of it"
That is what I am getting from this~ And yeah, I don't think it's a bible verse XD