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Sing Ye Praises
Appears in 8 hymnals First Line: Sing ye Praises to the Lord: allelujah Lyrics: Sing ye Praises to the Lord: allelujah.
Bless his Name with one accord: allelujah.
For its owing to his care allelujah.
What we have and what we are, allelujah. Used With Tune: [Sing ye Praises to the Lord]
Sing Ye Praises
Praise to the Lord
Author: J. G. Adams Appears in 6 hymnals First Line: Praise to the Lord, all ye children, now sing praises
Praise to the Lord
Praise ye the Lord, 'tis good to sing, The praises of our God, and King
Author: John Barnard Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: 1. Praise ye the Lord; 'tis good to sing
The praises of our God, and King;
Praise is the most delightful theme,
And nothing more becomes our frame.
2. The Lord Jerus'lem doth repair;
And bring his scattered exiles there.
3. He kindly heals the broken heart;
Binds up their wounds, allays their smart.
4. He numbers all the starry flames;
And calls them by their various names.
5. Great is our Lord, of boundless might;
His understanding's infinite.
6. The Lord the meek hath raised,and crowned;
But cast the wicked to the ground.
7. To God your thankful praises sing;
And join the harps melodious string.
8. Who clouds the sky, prepares the rains;
Makes grass to grow on mounts, and plains,
9. His treasures, beasts with food, supply;
And the young ravens, when they cry.
10. He, in the strength, or nimble flight,
Of horse, or man, takes no delight.
11. The Lord takes pleasure in the just;
And those that in his mercy trust.
Second Part
12. Jerusalem, Jehovah, praise;
Sion, thy God, with sacred lays.
13. He, thy gates bars with strength possessed;
In thee thy children he hath blest.
14. He gives thy borders peace most sweet;
And fills thee with the finest wheat.
15. On earth he sends forth his decrees;
His word, like lightning, swiftly flees.
16. Like wool, he clothes the ground, with snows;
His hoary frost, as ashes, throws:
17. Fragments of ice casts from his hand;
And who before his cold can stand?
18. He sendeth forth his high commands,
The glebe is loosened from it's bands;
He bids the warmer breezes blow;
The ice dissolves, the waters flow.
19. His word, and will, by act of grace,
He hath revealed to Jacobs race;
To Israel whom he chose his own,
His laws, and judgments, are made known.
20. There's none of all the nations round,
With him, such favor, e'er have found;
To them, he never did afford,
His judgments. Therefore praise the Lord.
A New Version of the Psalms of David, 1752
Praise ye the Lord, 'tis good to sing, The praises of our God, and King
Praise ye the Lord, 'tis good to sing (Allen)
Author: William Allen Appears in 1 hymnal
Praise ye the Lord, 'tis good to sing (Allen)
