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| 155 | Laudes Domini#156 | 157 |
| Text: | Divine Presence |
1 God reveals his presence;
Let us now adore him,
And with awe appear before him;
God is in his temple;
All within keep silence,
Prostrate lie with deepest reverence.
Him alone God we own,
Him our God and Saviour:
Praise his name for ever.
2 God reveals his presence;
Hear the harps resounding,
See the crowds the throne surrounding:
"Holy, holy, holy,"
Hear the hymn ascending--
Angels, saints, their voices blending--
Bow thine ear To us here;
Hearken, O Lord Jesus,
To our meaner praises.
3 O thou Fount of blessing,
Purify our spirit,
Trusting only in thy merit:
Like the holy angels
Who behold thy glory,
May we ceaselessly adore thee:
Let thy will Ever still,
Rule thy church terrestrial,
As the hosts celestial.
4 Jesus, condescending
To the meek and lowly
From thy heaven high and holy,
Make us now thy temple;
Waft us then to regions
Filled with bright seraphic legions;
May this hope Bear us up,
Till these eyes for ever
Gaze on thee, our Saviour.
| Text Information | |
|---|---|
| First Line: | God reveals his presence |
| Title: | Divine Presence |
| Meter: | P. M. |
| Language: | English |
| Publication Date: | 1884 |
| Topic: | God: Being; Praise: To God |
| Notes: | Now Public Domain. Opening Hymns |