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Sing to the great Jehovah's praise

Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: Singing the Faith #127 (2011) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Scripture: Psalm 76:11 Topics: Times and Seasons; Covenant, Commitment and Dedication Languages: English Tune Title: NORTHROP

Judge Eternal, Throned in Splendour

Author: Henry Scott Holland, 1847-1918 Hymnal: Common Praise (1998) #594 (1998) Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7 Scripture: Psalm 76 Topics: Justice; Nation and City; Peace Languages: English Tune Title: RHUDDLAN

Blessèd city, heavenly Salem

Author: J. M. Neale, 1818-1866 Hymnal: Common Praise #207 (2000) Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7 Scripture: Psalm 76:2 Lyrics: 1 Blessèd city, heavenly Salem, vision dear of peace and love, who of living stones art builded in the height of heaven above, and with angel hosts encircled, as a bride dost earthward move. 2 Christ is made the sure foundation, Christ the Head and corner-stone, chosen of the Lord, and precious, binding all the church in one, Holy Sion's help for ever, and her confidence alone. 3 To this temple, where we call thee, come, O Lord of Hosts, to-day; with thy wonted loving-kindness hear thy servants as they pray; and thy fullest benediction shed within its walls alway. 4 Here vouchsafe to all thy servants what they ask of thee to gain, what they gain from thee for ever with the blessèd to retain, and hereafter in thy glory evermore with thee to reign. Topics: Dedication Languages: English Tune Title: WESTMINSTER ABBEY

Blessèd city, heavenly Salem

Author: J. M. Neale, 1818-1866 Hymnal: Common Praise #208 (2000) Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7 Scripture: Psalm 76:2 Lyrics: PART ONE - 1 Blessèd city, heavenly Salem, vision dear of peace and love, who of living stones art builded in the height of heaven above, and with angel hosts encircled, as a bride dost earthward move. 2 From celestial realms descending, bridal glory round thee shed, meet for him whose love espoused thee, to thy Lord shalt thou be led; all thy streets and all thy bulwarks of pure gold are fashionèd. 3 Bright thy gates of pearl are shining, they are open evermore; and by virtue of his merits thither faithful souls do soar, who for Christ's dear name in this world pain and tribulation bore. 4 Many a blow and biting sculpture polished well those stones elect, in their places now compacted by the heavenly Architect, who therewith hath willed for ever that his palace should be decked. PART TWO - 5 Christ is made the sure foundation, Christ the Head and corner-stone, chosen of the Lord, and precious, binding all the church in one, Holy Sion's help for ever, and her confidence alone. 6 All that dedicated city, dearly loved of God on high, in exultant jubilation pours perpetual melody, God the One in Three adoring in glad hymns eternally. PART THREE - 7 To this temple, where we call thee, come, O Lord of Hosts, to-day; with thy wonted loving-kindness hear thy servants as they pray, and thy fullest benediction shed within its walls alway. 8 Here vouchsafe to all thy servants what they ask of thee to gain, what they gain from thee for ever with the blessed to retain, and hereafter in thy glory evermore with thee to reign. Doxology: [To be sung at the end of any part, or of the whole hymn] Laud and honour to the Father, laud and honour to the Son, laud and honour to the Spirit, ever Three, and ever One, consubstantial, co-eternal, while unending ages run. Topics: Dedication Languages: English Tune Title: WESTMINSTER ABBEY

Psalm 76

Author: Isaac Watts Hymnal: Psalms and Hymns of Isaac Watts, The #Ps.163 (1806) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Scripture: Psalm 76 First Line: In Judah God of old was known Lyrics: In Judah God of old was known; His name in Isr'el great; In Salem stood his holy throne, And Zion was his seat. Among the praises of his saints His dwelling there he chose; There he received their just complaints Against their haughty foes. From Zion went his dreadful word, And broke the threat'ning spear, The bow, the arrows, and the sword, And crushed th' Assyrian war. What are the earth's wide kingdoms else But mighty hills of prey? The hill on which Jehovah dwells Is glorious more than they. 'Twas Zion's King that stopped the breath Of captains and their bands; The men of might slept fast in death, And never found their hands. At thy rebuke, O Jacob's God, Both horse and chariot fell: Who knows the terrors of thy rod? Thy vengeance who can tell? What power can stand before thy sight, When once thy wrath appears? When heav'n shines round with dreadful light, The earth lies still and fears. When God in his own sovereign ways Comes down to save th' oppressed, The wrath of man shall work his praise, And he'll restrain the rest. [Vow to the Lord, and tribute bring, Ye princes, fear his frown; His terror shakes the proudest king, And cuts an army down. The thunder of his sharp rebuke Our haughty foes shall feel; For Jacob's God hath not forsook But dwells in Zion still.] Topics: Enemies destroyed; National deliverance; Church destruction of enemies proceeds from thence; Church wrath against enemies proceeds thence; Israel saved from the Assyrians; Vengeance against the enemies of the church Languages: English

In Judah God of old was known

Hymnal: Church Hymn Book #P.LXXVI (1816) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Scripture: Psalm 76 Lyrics: 1 In Judah God of old was known; His name in Israel great; In Salem stood his holy throne, And Zion was his seat. 2 Among the praises of his saints His dwelling there he chose; There he receiv'd their just complaints, Against their haughty foes. 3 From Zion went his dreadful word, And broke the threat'ning spear, The bow, the arrows, and the sword, And crush'd th’Assyrian war. 4 What are the earth’s wide kingdoms else But mighty hills of prey? The hill on which Jehovah dwells Is glorious more than they. 5 ’Twas Zion’s king that stop'd the breath Of captains and their bands; The men of might slept fast in death, That quells their warlike hands. 6 At thy rebuke, O Jacob’s God, Both horse and chariot fell: Who knows the terrors of thy rod? Thy vengeance who can tell? 7 What pow'r can stand before thy sight, When once thy wrath appears? When heav’n shines round with dreadful light, The earth adores and fears. 8 When God in his own sov'reign ways Comes down to save the opprest, The wrath of men shall work his praise, And he’ll restrain the rest. 9 [Vows to the Lord and tribute bring, Ye princes, fear his frown; His terrors shake the proudest king, And smite his armies down. 10 The thunder of his sharp rebuke Our haughty foes shall feel; For Jacob’s God hath not forsook, But dwells in Zion still.] Topics: Israel saved, and the Assyrians destroyed Languages: English

Israel saved, and the Assyrians destroyed; or, GOD's Vengeance against his Enemies proceeds from his Church

Hymnal: The Psalms of David #LXXVI (1780) Scripture: Psalm 76 First Line: In Judah God of old was known Lyrics: 1 In Judah God of old was known; His name in Israel great; In Salem stood his holy throne, And Sion was his seat. 2 Among the praises of his saints His dwelling there he chose; There he receiv'd their just complaints Against their haughty foes. 3 From Zion went his dreadful word, And broke the threat'ning spear; The bow, the arrows, and the sword, And crush'd th’ Assyrian war. 4 What are the earth’s wide kingdoms else But mighty hills of prey? The hill on which Jehovah dwells Is glorious more than they. 5 ’Twas Zion’s King that stopp'd the breath Of Captains and their bands; The men of might slept fast in death, That quells their warlike hands. 6 At thy rebuke, O Jacob’s God, Both horse and chariot fell: Who knows the terrors of thy rod! Thy vengeance who can tell. 7 What pow'r can stand before thy sight, When once thy wrath appears? When heav’n shines round with dreadful light The earth adores and fears. 8 When God in his own sov'reign ways Comes down to save th' opprest, The wrath of men shall work his praise, And he’ll restrain the rest. 9 Vow to the Lord, and tribute bring; Ye princes fear his frown; His terrors shake the proudest king, And smite his armies down. 10 The thunder of his sharp rebuke Our haughty foes shall feel; For Jacob’s God hath not forsook, But dwells in Zion still.] Languages: English

Israel saved, and the Assyrians destroyed; or GOD's Vengeance against his enemies proceeds from his Church

Hymnal: Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David #LXXVI (1785) Scripture: Psalm 76 First Line: In Judah God of old was known Lyrics: 1 In Judah GOD of old was known; His name in Israel great; In Salem stood his holy throne, And Zion was his seat. 2 Among the praises of his saints, His dwelling there he chose; There he receiv'd their just complaints Against their haughty foes. 3 From Zion went his dreadful word, And broke the threatening spear; The bow, the arrows, and the sword, And crush'd the Assyrian war. 4 What are the earth’s wide kingdoms else But mighty hills of prey? The hill on which Jehovah dwells Is glorious more than they. 5 ’Twas Zion’s king that stopp'd the breath Of captains and their bands; The men of might slept fast in death, That quells their warlike hands. 6 At thy rebuke, O Jacob’s GOD, Both horse and chariot fell: Who knows the terrors of thy rod? Thy vengeance who can tell? 7 What power can stand before thy sight When once thy wrath appears? When heaven shines round with dreadful light, The earth adores and fears. 8 When GOD in his own sovereign ways Comes down to save th' opprest, The wrath of men shall work his praise, And he’ll restrain the rest. 9 [Vows to the Lord, and tribute bring. Ye princes, fear his frown: His terrors shake the proudest king, And smite his armies down. 10 The thunder of his sharp rebuke Our haughty foes shall feel; For Jacob’s GOD hath not forsook, But dwells in Zion still.] Languages: English

In Judah, GOD of old was known

Hymnal: The Psalms of David #P76 (1766) Scripture: Psalm 76 Lyrics: 1 In Judah, GOD of old was known; His Name in Isr'el great; In Salem stood his holy Throne, And Sion was his Seat. 2 Among the Praises of his Saints His Dwelling there he chose; There he receiv'd their just Complaints, Against their haughty Foes. 3 From Sion went his dreadful Word, And broke the threat'ning Spear, The Bow, the Arrow, and the Sword, And crush'd th' Assyrian War. 4 What are the Earth's wide Kingdoms else But mighty Hills of Prey; The Hill on which Jehovah dwells, Is glorious more than they. 5 'Twas Sion's King that stopp'd the Breath Of Captains and their Bands; The Men of Might slept fast in Death, And never found their Hands. 6 At thy Rebuke, O Jacob's GOD, Both Horse and Chariot fell: Who knows the Terrors of thy Rod? Thy Vengeance who can tell? 7 What Pow'r can stand before thy Sight, When once thy Wrath appears? When Heav'n shines round with dreadful Light, The Earth lies still and fears. 8 When GOD in his own sov'reign Ways Comes down to save th' Opprest, The Wrath of Man shall work his Praise, And he'll restrain the rest. 7 [Vow to the Lord, and Tribute bring, Ye Princes, fear his Frown; His Terror shakes the proudest King, And cuts an Army down. 10 The Thunder of his sharp Rebuke Our haughty Foes shall feel; For Jacob's GOD hath not forsook But dwells in Sion still.] Topics: Church destruction of enemies proceeds from thence; Church wrath against enemies proceeds thence; Enemies destroyed; Isreal saved from the Assyrians; National deliverance; Vengence against the Enemies of the Church Languages: English