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Hallelujah! sing to the Lord

Author: Steve Southworth; Gina Southworth Hymnal: Complete Mission Praise #208 (1999) First Line: Hallelujah! sing to the Lord songs of praise Topics: Living the Christian Life Worship and Adoration; Opening of Meetings and Introduction to Worship Languages: English Tune Title: [Hallelujah! sing to the Lord songs of praise]
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Sing Hallelujah: to the Lord

Hymnal: The Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithully translated into English metre #PCXLIXa (1758) Lyrics: 1 Sing HALLELUJAH: to the LORD a new song to Him sing: In the assembly of his saints, make ye his praises ring. 2 Let Isr'el in his makers be exceeding glad and sing. And all who Zion's children are, exult in Him their king. 3 O let them with a leaping joy give praises to his name; The harp and timbrel join and sing, aloud his praise proclaim. 4 For in his people whom He chose JEHOVAH pleasure takes; And with salvation all the meek most beautiful He makes. 5 In glory let his holy ones triumphantly rejoyce; And ev'n aloud upon their beds in songs lift up their voice. 6 Let the high praises of our God, their mouths with gladness yield; And let a two-edg'd sword be put into their hands to wield. 7 Vengeance and judgments to dispense among the heathen lands; 8 To bind their haughty kings in chains, and peers with iron bands. 9 The judgment written in his word justly on them to bring: This honour is for all the saints: then HALLELUJAH sing. Scripture: Psalm 149 Languages: English
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Sing Hallelujah to the Lord

Hymnal: The Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithully translated into English metre #PCVI (1758) Lyrics: 1 SiNG HALLELUJAH! to the LORD give thanks; for good is He, Because his mercy doth endure ev'n to eternity, 2 Who can the LORD's great pow'rs declare, or set forth all his praise? 3 Blessed are they who judgment keep, and justice do always. 4 LORD mind me with the favour Thou dost to thy people bear; And with thy great salvation me to visit now appear. 5 That I may fee thy nation's good which Thou hast made thy choice; And glory with thy heritage, and in their joy rejoyce. [2 Part] 6 We with our fathers sinned have, have sinned ev'ry one, Have trespassed exceedingly, and wickedly have done. 7 The mighty wonders Thou hast wrought in the Egyptian land. Our fathers saw, but did not mind or duly understand: Nor did they mind the multitude of thy benignities; But at the sea, at the red sea, they made thy wrath to rise. 8 Nevertheless He saved them ev'n for his own name's sake; That thereby He his sov'reign pow'r most manifest might make. 9 For He the mighty sea rebuk'd, and made before Him fly; And through the depths He led them safe, as through a desart dry. 10 From his high hand who hated them He timely did them save; And from the hand of mighty foes a full redemption gave. 11 The waters overwhelm'd their foes, not one was left alive; 12 Then they his word believ'd, and praise to Him in songs did give. [3 Part] 13 Yet soon did they his mighty works ungratefully forget; Nor for his sov'reign counsel would with due submission wait. 14 But journeying in the wilderness, they lusted shamefully; And in the desart would presume the glorious God to try. 15 And yet the things which they requir'd He gave them to the full; But leaness at the same time sent into their pining soul. 16 They envy'd Moses in' the camp, tho' their great prophet known; And with him Aaron their high priest, JEHOVAH's holy one. 17 The earth her mouth then op'ned wide, and Dathan did devour, With proud Abiram's company, and hid with dreadful roar. 18 Among the rest who mutiny'd, a fire was kindled then, Whose flame pursu'd and soon consum'd, those daring impious men. 19 They made a calf of melted gold, while they at Horeb were; And stupidly they worshipped the molten image there. 20 Thus they most foolishly exchang'd Him that their glory was, For the base likeness of an ox that feeding lives on grass. 21 They quite forgot the glorious God, who had their saviour been; By whom such mighty things perform'd they had in Egypt seen: 22 The wondrous works which He had done in Ham's astonish'd land, The fearful things at the red sea wrought by his sov'reign hand. 23 He said then, He would them destroy, if Moses in that day Had not stood in the dreadful breach, and turn'd his wrath away. [4 Part] 24. Yea they despis'd the pleasant land, and would not trust his word; 25 But murm'ring in their tents, refus'd to hearken to the LORD. 26 To make them in the desart fall, He lifted up his hand; 27 Among the nations to disperse their race in every land. 28 To Baal-peor they join'd themselves, made off'rings to the dead; 29 With these devices Him provok'd; the plague among them spread. 30 But Phineas rose, and judgment wrought, whereon the plague did cease: 31 Which to all ages is to Him accounted righteousness. 32 Yea at the streams of Meribah they there incens'd Him so, That ev'n with Moses for their sakes it grievously did go: 33 Their provocations were so great, his patient spirit stir'd, That with his lips he spake in haste an unadvised word. [5 Part] 34 They did not, at the LORD's command, the impious nations slay; 35 But with the heathen mix'd themselves, and learnt their works and way. 36 They serv'd their idols, which to them a fatal snare became; 37 Their sons and daughters sacrific'd to devils in the flame. 38 The blood of innocents they shed, to Canaan's idols vile; Their children's blood they sacrific'd, and did the land defile. 39 Then with their detestable works themselves polluted they; And with devices of their own a whoring went astray. 40 JEHOVAH's wrath was kindled then against his people more; So that his own inheritance He greatly did abhor, 41 He gave them to the heathen's pow'r, into their haters hand: 42 Their foes oppress'd them, and they were enslav'd to their command. 43 He many a time deliver'd them; but with their councils so They Him provok'd, that for their sins again He brought them low. 44 Yet He regarded their distress, whene'r He heard their cry; 45 And He his covenant for them recall'd to memory: 46 Yea, in his mercies multitude did He repent; and made Them to be pitied of all those who them had captive led. 47 O save us in this darksome day, O LORD our mighty God; Thy people gather where dispers'd, in gentile lands abroad: That so we to thy holy name may render thanks always, And all together joyfully, may triumph in thy praise. 48 The LORD, the God of Israel; be bless'd eternally; And let all people say, AMEN; sing HALLELUJAH ye. Scripture: Psalm 106 Languages: English
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Sing Hallelujah to the Lord

Hymnal: The Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithully translated into English metre #PCXLIXb (1758) Lyrics: 1 Sing Hallelujah to the LORD, Let Him for ever be ador'd: Amidst the saints assembled sing New songs of praise for mercies new: 2 Joy in his maker, Isr'el shew; And Sion triumph in their King. 3 Exult in Him ye sacred Quire, with the sweet timbrel and the lyre sing forth and sound aloud his praise. 4 The LORD doth in his flock delight, Will save with his resistless might The meek, and them to honour raise. 5 Triumph ye saints with cheerful voice, With shouts for glory gain'd rejoyce, And on your beds express your joy: 6 To God your mouths high praises yield, A two edg'd sword let your hands wield 7 His foes and heathen to destroy. 8 To bind their haughty kings in chains, In iron-bands their noble trains; On them his wrath decreed to pour. 9 The saints shall this great honour have To quell his foes and Zion save. Sing HALLELUJAH evermore. Scripture: Psalm 149 Languages: English
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Sing HALLELUJAH! to the LORd

Hymnal: The Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithfully translated into English Metre #PCVI (1773) Lyrics: 1 SING HALLELUJAH! to the LORD give thanks; for good is He, Because his mercy doth endure ev'n to eternity, 2 Who can the LORD's great pow'rs declare, or set forth all his praise? 3 Blessed are they who judgment keep, and justice do always. 4 LORD mind me with the favour Thou dost to thy people bear; And with thy great salvation me to visit now appear. 5 That I may fee thy nation's good which Thou hast made thy choice; And glory with thy heritage, and in their joy rejoice. [2 Part] 6 We with our fathers sinned have, have sinned ev'ry one, Have trespassed exceedingly, and wickedly have done. 7 The mighty wonders Thou hast wrought in the Egyptian land. Our fathers saw, but did not mind or duly understand: Nor did they mind the multitude of thy benignities; But at the sea, at the red sea, they made thy wrath to rise. 8 Nevertheless He saved them ev'n for his own name's sake; That thereby He his sov'reign pow'r most manifest might make. 9 For He the mighty sea rebuk'd, and made before Him fly; And through the depths He led them safe, as through a desart dry. 10 From his high hand who hated them He timely did them save; And from the hand of mighty foes a full redemption gave. 11 The waters overwhelm'd their foes, not one was left alive; 12 Then they his word believ'd, and praife to Him in songs did give. [3 Part] 13 Yet soon did they his mighty works ungratefully forget; Nor for his sov'reign counsel would with due submission wait. 14 But journeying in the wilderness, they lusted shamefully; And in the desart would presume the glorious God to try. 15 And yet the things which they requir'd He gave them to the full; But leaness at the same time sent into their pining soul. 16 They envy'd Moses in the camp, tho' their great prophet known; And with him Aaron their high priest, JEHOVAH's holy one. 17 The earth her mouth then op'ned wide, and Dathan did devour, With proud Abiram's company, and hid with dreadful roar. 18 Among the rest who mutiny'd, a fire was kindled then, Whose flame pursu'd and soon consum'd, those daring impious men. 19 They made a calf of melted gold, while they at Horeb were; And stupidly they worshipped the molten image there. 20 Thus they most foolishly exchang'd Him that their glory was, For the base likeness of an ox that feeding lives on grass. 21 They quite forgot the glorious God, who had their saviour been; By whom such mighty things perform'd they had in Egypt seen: 22 The wondrous works which He had done in Ham's astonish'd land, The fearful things at the red sea wrought by his sov'reign hand. 23 He said then, He would them destroy, if Moses in that day Had not stood in the dreadful breach, and turn'd his wrath away. [4 Part] 24 Yea they despis'd the pleasant land, and would not trust his word; 25 But murm'ring in their tents, refus'd to hearken to the LORD. 26 To make them in the desart fall, He lifted up his hand; 27 Among the nations to disperse their race in every land. 28 To Baal-peor they join'd themselves, made off'rings to the dead; 29 With these devices Him provok'd; the plague among them spread. 30 But Phineas rose, and judgment wrought, whereon the plague did cease; 31 Which to all ages is to Him accounted righteousness. 32 Yea at the streams of Meribah they there incens'd Him so, That ev'n with Moses for their sakes it grievously did go: 33 Their provocations were so great, his patient spirit stir'd, That with his lips he spake in haste an unadvised word. [5 Part] 34 They did not, at the LORD's command, the impious nations slay; 35 But with the heathen mix'd themselves, and learnt their works and way. 36 They serv'd their idols, which to them a fatal snare became; 37 Their sons and daughters sacrific'd to devils in the flame. 38 The blood of innocents they shed, to Canaan's idols vile; Their children's blood they sacrific'd, and did the land defile. 39 Then with their detestable works themselves polluted they; And with devices of their own a whoring went astray. 40 JEHOVAH's wrath was kindled then against his people more; So that his own inheritance He greatly did abhor, 41 He gave them to the heathen's pow'r, into their haters hand: 42 Their foes oppress'd them, and they were enslav'd to their command. 43 He many a time deliver'd them; but with their councils so They Him provok'd, that for their sins again He brought them low. 44 Yet He regarded their distress, whene'r He heard their cry; 45 And He his covenant for them recall'd to memory: 46 Yea, in his mercies multitude did He repent; and made Them to be pity'd of all those who them had captive led. 47 O save us in this darksome day, O LORD our mighty God; Thy people gather where dispers'd, in gentile lands abroad: That so we to thy holy name may render thanks always, And all together joyfully, may triumph in thy praise. 48 The LORD, the God of Israel; be bless'd eternally; And let all people say, AMEN; sing HALLELUJAH ye. Scripture: Psalm 107 Languages: English
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Sing HALLELUJAH: to the LORD

Hymnal: The Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithfully translated into English Metre #PCXLIXa (1773) Lyrics: 1 Sing HALLELUJAH: to the LORD a new song to Him sing: In the assembly of his sainra, make ye his praises ring. 2 Let Isr'el in his makers be exceeding glad and sing: And all who Zion's children are, exult in Him their king. 3 O let them with a leaping joy give praises to his name; The harp and timbrel join and sing, aloud his praise proclaim. 4 For in his people whom He chose JEHOVAH pleasure takes; And with salvation all the meek most beautiful He makes. 5 In glory let his holy ones triumphantly rejoice; And ev'n aloud upon their beds in songs lift up their voice. 6 Let the high praises of our God, their mouths with gladness yield; And let a two-edg'd sword be put into their hands to wield. 7 Vengeance and judgments to dispense among the heathen lands; 8 To bind their haughty kings in chains, and peers with iron bands. 9 The judgment written in his word justly on them to bring: This honour is for all the saints: then HALLELUJAH sing. Scripture: Psalm 149 Languages: English
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Sing HALLELUJAH to the LORD

Hymnal: The Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithfully translated into English Metre #PCXLIXb (1773) Lyrics: 1 Sing Hallelujah to the LORD, Let Him for ever be ador'd: Amidst the saints assembled sing New songs of praise for mercies new: 2 Joy in his maker, Isr'el shew; And Sion triumph in their King. 3 Exult in Him ye sacred Quire, With the sweet timbrel and the lyre Sing forth and sound aloud his praise. 4 The LORD doth in his flock delight, Will save with his resistless might The meek, and them to honour raise. 5 Triumph ye saints with cheerful voice, With shouts for glory gain'd rejoice, And on your beds express your joy: 6 To God your mouths high praises yield, A two edg'd sword let your hands wield 7 His foes and heathen to destroy. 8 To bind their haughty kings in chains, In iron-bands their noble trains; On them his wrath decreed to pour. 9 The saints shall this great honour have To quell his foes and Zion save. Sing HALLELUJAH evermore. Scripture: Psalm 149 Languages: English

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