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O come and let us to the Lord

Hymnal: The Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithully translated into English metre #PXCV (1758) Lyrics: 1 O come, and let us to the LORD, lift up a joyful voice; And to our rock of safety shout, and make triumphant noise. 2 Before Him let us early come with thankfulness and praise; And with the joyful noise of hymns aloud our voices raise. 3 Because this God JEHOVAH is, exceeding great and high; And a great King above all GODS, in power and majesty. 4 All the deep caverns in the earth, are in his mighty hand; The mountains high in all their strength are his, and by Him stand. 5 To Him the spacious sea belongs, because He made the same; And all the land abroad is his, for it his hand did frame. [2 Part] 6 O come, and let us all adore, bow down, and on Him call; Come, let us kneel before the LORD, the maker of us all. 7 Because He is our, God, and we his pasture's people are; And of his hand the sheep, if ye to day his voice will hear; 8 'O let not, as at Meribah, 'hardness your hearts possess, 'As in the day of Massah they 'did in the wilderness. 9 'Where your presumptuous ancestors, 'too boldly tempted Me; 'Where they me prov'd, and where my works 'their wondring eyes did see. 10 'Forty years long I grieved was 'with that rebellious race; 'And said, this people err in heart, 'and will not know my ways. 11 'So that to them I sware in wrath, 'then kindling in my breast; 'That they should never enter in 'my happy place of rest. Scripture: Psalm 95 Languages: English
O come and let us to the Lord
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O come, and let us to the LORD

Hymnal: The Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithfully translated into English Metre #PXCV (1773) Lyrics: 1 O come, and let us to the LORD, lift up a joyful voice; And to our rock of safety shout, and make triumphant noise. 2 Before Him let us early come with thankfulness and praise; And with the joyful noise of hymns aloud our voices raise. 3 Because this God JEHOVAH is, exceeding great and high; And a great King above all GODS, in power and majesty. 4 All the deep caverns in the earth, are in his mighty hand; The mountains high in all their strength are his, and by Him stand. 5 To Him the spacious sea belongs, because He made the same; And all the land abroad is his, for it his hand did frame. [2 Part] 6 O come, and let us all adore, bow down, and on Him call; Come, let us kneel before the LORD, the maker of us all. 7 Because He is our, God, and we his pasture's people are; And of his hand the sheep, if ye to day his voice will hear; 8 'O let not, as at Meribah, 'hardness your hearts possess, 'As in the day of Massah they 'did in the wilderness. 9 'Where your presumptuous ancestors, 'too boldly tempted Me; 'Where they me prov'd, and where my works 'their wondring eyes did see. 10 'Forty years long I grieved was 'with that rebellious race; 'And said, this people err in heart, 'and will not know my ways. 11 'So that to them I sware in wrath, 'then kindling in my breast; 'That they should never enter in 'my happy place of rest. Scripture: Psalm 95 Languages: English
O come, and let us to the LORD

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