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89. The God of Abraham Praise

1 The God of Abraham praise,
All praised be His name,
Who was, and is, and is to be,
For aye the same!
The one eternal God,
Ere aught that now appears;
The First, the Last: beyond all thought
His timeless years!

2 His spirit floweth free,
High surging where it will:
In prophet's word He spoke of old—
He speaketh still.
Established is His law,
And changeless it shall stand,
Deep writ upon the human heart,
On sea, or land.

3 He hath eternal life
Implanted in the soul;
His love shall be our strength and stay,
While ages roll.
Praise to the living God!
All praised be His name
Who was, and is, and is to be,
For aye the same!

Amen.

Text Information
First Line: The God of Abraham praise
Title: The God of Abraham Praise
Translator: Newton Mann (1885; alt.)
Translator: Max Landsberg (1885; alt.)
Author: Daniel ben Judah (14th century)
Meter: 6. 6. 8. 4. D.
Publication Date: 1955
Scripture: ; ;
Topic: Adoration and Praise; God: Eternity and Power; God the Father: His Eternity and Power
Tune Information
Name: YIGDAL (LEONI)
Meter: 6. 6. 8. 4. D.
Key: F Minor
Source: Adapted from a Hebrew melody



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