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| 433 | Laudes Domini#434 | 435 |
| Text: | "Hallowed be thy name" |
| Author: | J. Conder |
1 Holy, holy, holy Lord,
In the highest heavens adored,
Author of all nature's frame,
Father! hallowed be thy name.
2 Though estranged from thee in heart,
Doubtless thou our Father art:
From thy hand our spirits came:
Father! hallowed be thy name.
3 Nor by nature's tie alone
Thou art as our Father known:
Nearer now, in Christ, our claim:
Father! hallowed be thy name.
4 Born anew, oh, may we feel
Filial love, the Spirit's seal;
Cleansed from guilt, redeemed from shame:
Father! hallowed be thy name.
5 Whether, then, in want or wealth,
Joy or sorrow, pain or health,
Still our prayer shall be the same:
Father! hallowed be thy name.
| Text Information | |
|---|---|
| First Line: | Holy, holy, holy Lord |
| Title: | "Hallowed be thy name" |
| Author: | J. Conder |
| Language: | English |
| Publication Date: | 1890 |
| Topic: | Privileges of Believers; Adoption; Christians: Privileges (3 more...) |
| Notes: | Public Domain. |
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