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Text: | Great God! let all our tuneful powers |
Author: | Heginbotham |
1 Great God! let all our tuneful powers
Awake, and sing thy mighty name;
Thy hand rolls on our circling hours,--
The hand from which our being came.
2 Seasons and moons revolving round
In beauteous order speak thy praise;
And years, with smiling mercy crowned,
To thee successive honors raise.
3 Each changing season on our souls
Its sweetest, kindest influence sheds;
And every period, as it rolls,
Showers countless blessings on our heads.
4 Our lives, our health, our friends, we owe
All to thy vast, unbounded love;
Ten thousand precious gifts below,
And hope of nobler joys above.
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First Line: | Great God! let all our tuneful powers |
Author: | Heginbotham |
Meter: | L. M. |
Publication Date: | 1873 |
Scripture: | ; ; ; |
Topic: | The Seasons; The God of the Seasons |