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Text:From Thee All Skill and Science Flow
Author:Charles Kingsley
Tune:ST. FLAVIAN
Composer:Richard Redhead

28. From Thee All Skill and Science Flow

1 From thee all skill and science flow,
all pity, care, and love,
all calm and courage, faith and hope:
O pour them from above!

2 Impart them, Lord, to each and all,
as each and all shall need,
to rise, like incense, each to thee
in noble thought and deed.

3 And hasten, Lord, that perfect day
when pain and death shall cease,
and thy just rule shall fill the earth
with health and light and peace.

4 When ever blue the sky shall gleam,
and ever green the sod,
and our rude work deface no more
the paradise of God.

Text Information
First Line: From thee all skill and science flow
Title: From Thee All Skill and Science Flow
Author: Charles Kingsley (1871)
Meter: CM
Language: English
Publication Date: 1985
Topic: In The Beginning: The Earth is the Lord's
Notes: Alternative tune: WALSALL, 26
Tune Information
Name: ST. FLAVIAN
Composer: Richard Redhead (1853)
Meter: CM
Key: G Major
Source: English Psalter (1562) (based on the first half of the OLD 132nd)



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