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Our Father, thron'd above the sky
Hymnal: Hymns, Selected and Original #394 (1828) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Lyrics: 1 Our Father, thron'd above the sky,
To thee our empty hands we spread;
Thy children at thy footstool lie,
And ask thy blessings on their head.
2 With cheerful hope and filial fear,
In that august and precious name,
By thee ordain'd, we now draw near,
And would the promis'd blessing claim.
3 Does not an earthly parent hear
The cravings of his famish'd son?
Will he reject the filial pray'r,
Or mock him with a cake of stone?
4 Our heav'nly Father, how much more
Will thy divine compassions rise;
And open thy unbounded store,
To satisfy thy children's cries?
5 yes, we will ask, and seek, and press
For gracious audience at thy seat;
Still hoping, waiting for success,
If persevering to entreat.
6 For Jesus in his faithful word
The upright supplicant has blest;
And all thy saints with one accord
The prevalence of pray'r attest. Topics: Christian experience Communion with Christ, and love to him
Our Father, thron'd above the sky
Our Father! thron'd above the sky
Hymnal: A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Social and Private Worship #CCVI (1823) Languages: English
Our Father! thron'd above the sky
Our Father, thron'd above the sky
Author: Scott Hymnal: The Universalist Hymn-Book #380 (1836)
Our Father, thron'd above the sky
Our Father, thron'd above the sky
Hymnal: Hymns #394 (1857) Languages: English
Our Father, thron'd above the sky
Our Father, thron'd above the sky
Hymnal: Hymns #394 (1850) Languages: English
Our Father, thron'd above the sky
Confidence in God
Hymnal: A Collection of Hymns and Prayers, for Public and Private Worship #265 (1845) Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: Our Father, thron'd above the sky Lyrics: 1 Our Father, thron'd above the sky,
To thee our empty hands we spread;
Thy children at thy footstool lie,
And ask thy blessings on their head.
2 With cheerful hope and filial fear,
In that august and precious name,
By thee ordain'd, we now draw near,
And would the promis'd blessing claim.
3 Does not an earthly parent hear
The cravings of his famish'd son?
Will he reject the filial pray'r,
Or mock him with a cake of stone?
4 Our heav'nly Father, how much more
Will thy divine compassions rise;
And open thy unbounded store,
To satisfy thy children's cries?
5 Yes, we will ask, and seek, and press
For gracious audience at thy seat;
Still hoping, waiting for success,
If persevering to entreat.
6 For Jesus in his faithful word
The upright supplicant has blest;
And all thy saints with one accord
The prevalence of pray'r attest. Topics: The Christain His Duty and Graces; Confidence in God Languages: English
Confidence in God
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