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O praise the Lord with one consent

O praise the Lord with one consent

Published in 38 hymnals

Representative Text

1 O praise the Lord with one Consent,
and magnify his Name;
Let all the Servants of the Lord
his worthy Praise proclaim.
2 Praise Him all ye that in his House
attend with constant Care;
With those that to his outmost Courts
with humble Zeal repair.

3 For this our truest Int'rest is
glad Hymns of Praise to sing;
And with loud Songs to bless his Name,
a most delightful Thing.
4 For God his own peculiar Choice
the Sons of Jacob makes;
And Isr'el's Offspring for his own
most valu'd Treasure takes.

5 That God is great, we often have
by glad Experience found;
And seen how He with wond'rous Pow'r
above all Gods is crown'd.
6 For He with unresisted Strength
performs his sov'reign Will;
In Heav'n and Earth, and watry Stores
that Earth's deep Caverns fill.

7 He raises Vapours from the Ground,
which poiz'd in liquid Air,
Fall down at last in show'rs thro' which
his dreadful Lightnings glare:
8 He from his Store-house brings the Winds;
and he with vengeful Hand,
The first-born slew of Man and Beast,
thro' Egypt's mourning Land.

9 He dreadful Signs and Wonders shew'd
thro' stubborn Egypt's Coasts,
Nor Pharaoh could his Plagues escape,
nor all his num'rous Hosts.
10,11 'Twas He that various Nations smote,
and mighty Kings suppress'd;
Sihon and Og, and all besides,
who Canaan's Land possess'd.

12,13 Their Land upon his chosen Race
He firmly did entail;
For which his Fame shall always last,
his Praise shall never fail.
14 For God shall soon his People's Cause
with pitying Eyes survey;
Repent Him of his Wrath, and turn
his kindled Rage away.

15 Those Idols, whose false Worship spreads
o'er all the Heathen Lands,
Are made of Silver and of Gold,
the Work of human Hands.
16,17 They move not their fictitious Tongues,
nor see with polish'd Eyes;
Their counterfeited Ears are deaf,
no Breath their Moth supplies.

18 As senseless as themselves are they
that all their Skill apply
To make them, or in dang'rous Times
on them for Aid rely.
19 Their just Returns of Thanks to God,
let grateful Isr'el pay:
Nor let the Priests of Aaron's Race
to bless the Lord delay.

20 Their Sense of his unbounded Love
let Levi's House express;
And let all those that fear the Lord,
his Name for ever bless.
21 Let all with Thanks his wond'rous Works
in Sion's Courts proclaim;
Let them in Salem, where He dwells,
exalt his holy Name.


Source: A New Version of the Psalms of David: fitted to the Tunes used in Churches #CXXXV

Text Information

First Line: O praise the Lord with one consent
Source: Tate & Brady
Copyright: Public Domain

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Spurgeon's Own Hymn Book #135a

Include 37 pre-1979 instances
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