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Text:All Things Praise Thee
Author:George W. Conder
Tune:DIX
Arranger:William H. Monk
Composer:Conrad Kocher

25. All Things Praise Thee

1 All things praise Thee, Lord most high,
Heav'n and earth, and sea and sky;
All were for Thy glory made,
That Thy greatness, thus displayed,
Should all worship bring to Thee;
All things praise Thee- Lord, may we!

2 All things praise Thee- night to night
Sings in silent hymns of light;
All things praise Thee- day by day
Chants Thy pow'r in burning ray;
Time and space are praising Thee;
All things praise Thee- Lord, may we!

3 All things praise Thee: heav'n's high shrine
Rings with melody divine;
Lowly bending at Thy feet,
Seraph and archangel meet;
This their highest bliss, to be
Ever praising- Lord, may we!

Text Information
First Line: All things praise Thee, Lord most high
Title: All Things Praise Thee
Author: George W. Conder (1853)
Meter: 77.77.77
Language: English
Publication Date: 1997
Scripture:
Topic: Praise: God, The Father
Tune Information
Name: DIX
Composer: Conrad Kocher (1838)
Arranger: William H. Monk (1861)
Meter: 77.77.77
Key: A Major



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