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71. Psalm 111

1. Praise the LORD; with exaltation,
My whole heart my LORD shall praise;
Midst the upright congregation
Loftiest hallelujahs raise.

2. All His works are great and glorious,
Saints review them with delight;
His redemption all-victorious
We remember day and night.

3. Meat he gives to those who fear him,
Of His cov'nant mindful still;
Wise they are who much revere him,
And rejoice to do his will.

4. For his grace stands fast forever,
His decrees the saints secure;
from his oath he turneth never,
every promise standeth sure.

5. Therefore be His praise unceasing,
Be his name forever blest;
And with confidence increasing,
Let us on his promise rest.

Text Information
First Line: Praise the Lord; with exultation
Title: Psalm 111
Paraphraser: Charles Spurgeon
Meter: 8.7.8.7
Language: English
Publication Date: 2024
Scripture:
Topic: Epiphany
Notes: Text versified by London author-pastor Charles Spurgeon, from Our Own Hymn-Book (1866).
Tune Information
Name: CROSS OF JESUS
Composer: John Stainer
Meter: 8.7.8.7
Incipit: 31555 117
Key: G Major or modal
Notes: Tune CROSS OF JESUS by British composer John Stainer, from his oratorio The Crucifixion (1887).



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