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387. Let Us Come to Worship God (咱 著 敬 拜 主 上 帝)

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Text Information

• First Line: Let us come to worship God (咱 著 敬 拜 主 上 帝)
• Title: Let Us Come to Worship God (咱 著 敬 拜 主 上 帝)
• Author: I-to Loh (1987)
• Meter: 7.7.5.9.11
• Language: Chinese; English
• Publication Date: 2013
• Scripture:
  Psalm 95:1
  ;
  Psalm 95:3
  ;
  Psalm 100:4-5
• Topic: Adoration; Gathering
• Copyright: © 1990 I-to Loh (admin. GIA Publications, Inc.)
• ONE LICENSE: 45230

Tune Information

• Name: HIAO HOIAN
• Transcriber: Gadu Masegseg (1987)
• Meter: 7.7.5.9.11
• Key: F Major or modal
• Source: Taiwanese melody

Text Information:

This hymn of praise was created to employ a tune shared by three aboriginal Taiwanese tribes. The text is based on Psalm 100:4–5 and Psalm 95:1, 3. This hymn is especially appropriate as a processional incorporating joyful movement and accompanied by drums and small untuned bells.