The Worshipbook ‎#499

499. O God of Light, Your Word, a Lamp Unfailing

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Text Information

• First Line: O God of light, your Word, a lamp unfailing
• Title: O God of Light, Your Word, a Lamp Unfailing
• Author: Sarah E. Taylor (1952, alt. 1972)
• Meter: 11.10.11.10.
• Publication Date: 1972
• Scripture:
  Psalm 119:105
  ;
  2 Peter 1
• Topic: Service for the Lord's Day: After Creed; Christian Year: Epiphany; Other Observances: Mission
• Copyright: Words altered from Ten New Hymns on the Bible; copyright 1952 by The Hymn Society of America; used by permission.

Tune Information

• Name: CHARTERHOUSE
• Composer: David Evans (1927)
• Meter: 11.10.11.10.
• Key: F Major
• Copyright: Music from "The Church Hymnary", Revised Edition, 1927; used by permission of Oxford University Press.
• Notes: Now Public Domain