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جديد ترنيم للرب رنموا

Author: الياس بن موسى بن سمعان صالح Appears in 2 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 98 Used With Tune: BEVAN
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بالحمد سبحوا الرب من السماء

Author: الياس بن موسى بن سمعان صالح Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 148 Used With Tune: BEVAN
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One sole baptismal sign

Author: G. W. Robinson Appears in 114 hymnals Used With Tune: Bevan
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Praise God, for he is kind

Meter: 6.6.6.6.8.8 Appears in 18 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Praise God, for he is kind: his mercy lasts for aye. 2 Give thanks with heart and mind to God of gods alway: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 3 The Lord of lords praise ye, Whose mercies even stand. 4 Great wonders only he doth work with mighty hand: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 5 Give praise to his great name, who, by his wisdom high, the heaven above did frame, and buiot the lofty sky: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 6 To him who did outstretch the earth so great and wide; above the waters’ reach who made it to abide: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 7 Great lights who made of old; for his grace lasteth aye: 8 the sun, which we behold, to rule the lightsome day: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 9 Also the moon so clear, which shineth in our sight; the stars that do appear, to rule the darksome night: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 10 Who smote Egyptian foes, that did his message scorn; and in his anger rose, and slew all their first-born: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 11 Thence Israel out he brought; his mercies ever stand: 12 with outstretched arm he wrought, and with a mighty hand: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 13 The sea he clave in twain; for his grace lasteth still: 14 and through the parted main led his own Israel: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 15 But cast down Pharaoh then beneath the Red Sea's wave, and all his mighty men unto destruction gave: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 16 Who, in his faithfulness, his chosen people led through the great wilderness, and in his love them fed: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 17 To him great kings who smote; for his grace hath no bound. 18 who slew, and spared not kings famous and renowned: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 19 Sihon the Am’rites’ prince; for his grace lasteth aye: 20 and mighty Og, who once in Bashan's land had sway: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 21 By lot he gave their land, for his grace faileth never, 22 into his Israel's hand, an heritage for ever: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 23 Who also on us thought when in our low estate; 24 and from the hand us brought of those who did us hate: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. 25 Who to all flesh gives food; for his grace faileth never. 26 Give thanks to God most good, the God of heaven, for ever: for certainly his mercies dure most firm and sure eternally. Scripture: Psalm 136 Used With Tune: BEVAN
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In sweet exalted strains

Appears in 139 hymnals Used With Tune: [In sweet exalted strains]
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Supported by the Word

Author: John Newton Meter: 6.6.6.6.6.8 Appears in 8 hymnals Lyrics: 1. Supported by the Word, Though in himself a worm, The servant of the Lord Can wondrous acts perform: Without dismay he boldly treads Where’er the path of duty leads. 2. The haughty king in vain, With fury on his brow, Believers would constrain To golden gods to bow: The furnace could not make them fear, Because they knew the Lord was near. 3. As vain was the decree Which charged them not to pray; Daniel still bowed his knee, And worshiped thrice a day: Trusting in God, he feared not men, Though threatened with the lion’s den. 4. Secure they might refuse Compliance with such laws, For what had they to lose, When God espoused their cause? He made the hungry lions crouch, Nor durst the fire His children touch. 5. The Lord is still the same, A mighty shield and tow’r, And they who trust His name Are guarded by His pow’r: He can the rage of lions tame, And bear them harmless through the flame. 6. Yet we too often shrink When trials are in view; Expecting we must sink, And never can get through. But could we once believe indeed, From all these fears we should be freed. Used With Tune: BEVAN Text Sources: Olney Hymns (London: W. Oliver, 1779)
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Thou hidden source of calm repose

Appears in 169 hymnals Used With Tune: BEVAN
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Before the Lord we bow

Author: F. S. Key Meter: 6.6.6.6.8.8 Appears in 74 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Before the Lord we bow, The God who reigns above, And rules the world below, Boundless in power and love. Our thanks we bring In joy and praise, Our hearts we raise To heaven's high King. 2 The nation Thou hast blest May well Thy love declare, From foes and fears at rest, Protected by Thy care. For this fair land, For this bright day, Our thanks we pay-- Gifts of Thy hand. 3 May every mountain height, Each vale and forest green, Shine in Thy word's pure light, And its rich fruits be seen! May every tongue Be tuned to praise, And join to raise A grateful song. 4 Earth! hear thy Maker's voice, The great Redeemer own, Believe, obey, rejoice, And worship Him alone; Cast down thy pride, Thy sin deplore, And bow before The Crucified. 5 And when in power He comes, O may our native land, From all its rending tombs, Send forth a glorious band, A countless throng Ever to sing To heaven's high King Salvation's song. Topics: Various Occasions Day of Common Prayer; Various Occassions National Used With Tune: [Before the Lord we bow]
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قد ملك العلي ولبس الوقار

Author: الياس بن موسى بن سمعان صالح Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 93 Used With Tune: BEVAN
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My life's a shade, my days

Appears in 27 hymnals Used With Tune: REVAN

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