English Lyrics Sing of the Lord’s goodness Father of all wisdom Come to Him and bless His name Mercy He has shown us His love is forever Faithful to the end of days
Come then, all you nations Sing of the Lord’s goodness Melodies of praise and thanks to God Ring out the Lord’s glory Praise him with your music Worship Him and bless His name
Power He has wielded Honour is His garment Risen from the snares of death His word He has spoken One bread He has broken New life He now gives to all
Come then, all you nations Sing of the Lord’s goodness Melodies of praise and thanks to God Ring out the Lord’s glory Praise Him with your music Worship him and bless His name
Courage in our darkness (courage) Comfort in our sorrow (comfort) Spirit of our God most high Solace for the weary (solace) Pardon for the sinner (pardon) Splendour of the living God (splendour) (The living God)
Come then, all you nations (you nations) Sing of the Lord’s goodness (sing, the Lord is) Melodies of praise and thanks to God (good, sing melodies and praise and) Ring out the Lord’s glory (thanks, ring out His) Praise him with your music (glory, worship) Worship Him and bless His name (Him and bless His name)
Praise him with your singing Praise him with the trumpet Praise God with the lute and harp Praise him with the cymbals Praise him with your dancing Praise God till the end of days
Come then, all you nations (come then, all you) Sing of the Lord’s goodness (nations, singing of His) Melodies of praise and thanks to God (goodness, melodies of praise and thanks to God) Ring out the Lord’s glory (ringing out) Praise him with your music (His glory, praise him with) Worship Him and bless His name (your music)
Bless His name Bless His name Bless His name Bless His name
The hymn “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” was written by Isaac Watts, and published in Hymns and Spiritual Songs in 1707. It is significant for being an innovative departure from the early English hymn style of only using paraphrased biblical texts, although the first couplet of the second verse paraphrases Galatians 6:14a and the…
English Lyrics I will sing the wondrous storyOf the Christ Who died for me;How He left His home in gloryFor the cross of Calvary.Refrain:Yes, I’ll sing the wondrous storyOf the Christ Who died for me,Sing it with the saints in glory,Gathered by the crystal sea.I was lost, but Jesus found me,Found the sheep that went…
English Lyrics I, the Lord of sea and sky,I have heard My people cry.All who dwell in dark and sin,My hand will save.I who made the stars of night,I will make their darkness bright.Who will bear My light to them?Whom shall I send?Here I am Lord, Is it I Lord?I have heard You calling in…
“Be Thou My Vision” (Old Irish: Rop tú mo baile or Rob tú mo bhoile) is a traditional Christian hymn of Irish origin. The words are based on a Middle Irish poem that has traditionally been attributed to Dallán Forgaill. The best-known English version, with some minor variations, was translated in 1905 by Mary Elizabeth…
English Lyrics In Christ alone my hope is foundHe is my light, my strength, my songThis cornerstone, this solid groundFirm through the fiercest drought and stormWhat heights of love, what depths of peaceWhen fears are stilled, when strivings ceaseMy comforter, my all in allHere in the love of Christ I standIn Christ alone, who took…
English Lyrics Before the throne of God aboveI have a strong and perfect pleaA great High Priest whose name is loveWho ever lives and pleads for meMy name is graven on His handsMy name is written on His heartI know that while in heav’n He standsNo tongue can bid me thence departNo tongue can bid…
