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2237. Hear Now My Praise, O Lord

1. O God, my heart is steadfast;
With all my soul I sing;
I give You praise, O Lord.
Sweet music I will make;
The dawn I will awake;
Hear now my praise, O Lord!

2. Among the many nations
And peoples on this earth,
I’ll sing Your praise, O Lord.
For great is Your vast love,
High as the heav’ns above;
Hear now my praise, O Lord!

3. Your faithfulness is great, Lord;
It reaches to the skies;
I sing Your praise, O Lord.
With You the victory’s close;
You trample down my foes;
Hear now my praise, O Lord!

4. O God, be now exalted
Above the heavens high;
I sing Your praise, O Lord.
And let Your glory be
O’er all the land and sea;
Hear now my praise, O Lord!

Text Information
First Line: O God, my heart is steadfast
Title: Hear Now My Praise, O Lord
Author: Susan H. Peterson (1998)
Meter: 666 D
Language: English
Copyright: Released into the public domain
Tune Information
Name: LAUDES DOMINI
Composer: Joseph Barnby (1868)
Meter: 666 D
Incipit: 34561 76567 13217
Key: C Major
Source: Hymns Ancient and Modern (London: 1868)
Copyright: Public Domain



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