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At the Notes on "Praise the Lord, His glories show" I see that Julian is quoted as giving two versions of part of the text thus:
1834. "Earth to heaven, and heaven to earth
Tell his wonders, sing His worth."
1836. "Earth, to heaven exalt the strain,
end it, heaven, to earth again."
I am infinitesimally close to certain that the last line needs to start with "Send" rather than "end", but on principle I would prefer someone with a hard copy or PDF of Julian did the emending...
Thanks!
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