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Text:Loores Dad A Cristo El Rey
Author:Edward Perronet
Translator:T. M. Westrup
Tune:[Loores dad a Cristo el Rey]
Composer:Oliver Holden
Media:MIDI file

13745. Loores Dad A Cristo El Rey

1 Loores dad a Cristo el Rey,
Suprema potestad;
De su divino amor la ley,
Postrados aceptad;
De su divino amor la ley,
Postrados aceptad.

2 Vosotros, hijos del gran Rey,
Ovejas de la grey;
Loores dad a Emanuel,
Y proclamad le Rey;
Loores dad a Emanuel,
Y proclamad le Rey.

3 Naciones todas, escuchad
Y obedeced su ley;
De Cristo ved su majestad,
Y proclamad le Rey;
De Cristo ved su majestad,
Y proclamad le Rey.

4 Dios quiera que con los que están
Del trono en derredor,
Cantemos por la eternidad
A Cristo el Salvador;
Cantemos por la eternidad
A Cristo el Salvador.

Text Information
First Line: Loores dad a Cristo el Rey
Title: Loores Dad A Cristo El Rey
English Title: All hail the power of Jesus' name
Author: Edward Perronet (1779)
Translator: T. M. Westrup
Language: Spanish
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Loores dad a Cristo el Rey]
Composer: Oliver Holden (1793)
Key: F Major or modal
Copyright: Public Domain



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