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692. Praise to You and Adoration

1 Praise to You and adoration,
Blessed Jesus, Son of God,
Who, to serve Your own creation,
Came to share our flesh and blood.
Guide me that I never may
From Your fold or pastures stray,
But with zeal and joy exceeding
Follow where Your steps are leading.

2 Hold me ever in Your keeping;
Comfort me in pain and strife.
In my laughter and my weeping
Be with me throughout my life.
Give me greater love for You,
And my faith and hope renew
In Your birth, Your life, and passion,
In Your death and resurrection.

Text Information
First Line: Praise to You and adoration
Title: Praise to You and Adoration
Author: Thomas Hansen Kingo, 1634-1703
Translator (st. 1): Kristen Kvamme, 1866-1938 (alt.)
Meter: 87 87 77 88
Language: English
Publication Date: 2006
Scripture: ; ; ;
Topic: Close of Service
Source: Christian Worship, 1993, Tr. st. 2
Tune Information
Name: FREU DICH SEHR
Meter: 87 87 77 88
Key: F Major
Source: Trente quatre Pseaumes de David, Geneva, 1551, ed. Louis Bourgeois; The Lutheran Hymnal, 1941 (Setting)



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