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Text:Brothers, Sisters, Let Us Gladly
Author:Henry Bateman, 1803-1872
Tune:NETTLETON
Adapter:William Bradbury, 1816-1868

748. Brothers, Sisters, Let Us Gladly

1 Brothers, sisters, let us gladly
give to God our all, our best:
service hearty, thorough, honest,
with a living love impressed.
All our duty, all our striving,
all our time to him belong;
praise him, then, with true devotion,
come before him with a song.

2 By his mercy, by his bounty,
by the gift of Christ, his Son,
what great goodness he has shown us,
what high marvels he has done!
Let us to him promptly, freely,
yield our bodies and our souls,
thankful that his love protects us,
that his wisdom all controls.

3 Gracious Lord, accept our service
for the sake of Christ, your Son;
lo, our hope abides now only
in the righteousness he won.
Bless and save us, help and guide us,
watch to comfort and restore,
till in heav'n we rest rejoicing,
praising you forevermore.

Text Information
First Line: Brothers, sisters, let us gladly
Title: Brothers, Sisters, Let Us Gladly
Author: Henry Bateman, 1803-1872
Meter: 87 87 D
Language: English
Publication Date: 2021
Scripture: ; ; ; ;
Topic: Stewardship
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: NETTLETON
Adapter: William Bradbury, 1816-1868
Meter: 87 87 D
Key: D Major
Source: Repository of Sacred Music, Part Second, Harrisburg, 1813, ed. John Wyeth
Copyright: Public Domain



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