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Text:Among His People, God Is Known
Tune:DANIEL
Harmonizer:Thomas Grassi

76a. Among His People, God Is Known

1 Among His people God is known;
Most glorious in His might and grace;
He makes Jerusalem His throne,
Her peaceful hills His dwelling place.

2 When God the righteous judge appeared
To save the meek from wrong and shame,
The earth stood still and greatly feared;
Then forth from heav'n His sentence came.

3 The wrath of man shall praise the LORD,
Restrained by His almighty will;
Your vows to God the King record.
Your cov'nant made with Him fulfill.

4 Let all to Him their presents bring.
To Him whom all the world should fear;
You kings and princes, own your King,
With rev'rence and with awe draw near.

Text Information
First Line: Among His people God is known
Title: Among His People, God Is Known
Meter: 8.8.8.8 LM
Language: English
Publication Date: 2022
Source: The Psalter, 1912, alt.
Tune Information
Name: DANIEL
Harmonizer: Thomas Grassi
Meter: 8.8.8.8 LM
Key: D Major
Copyright: Arr. © 2022 The Master's Seminary



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