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As we come with praise (Come with praise)

The two-edged sword is sharpened in our hand

Author: Dale Garratt
Published in 1 hymnal


Author: Dale Garratt

Dale Garratt is a New Zealand worship leader, songwriter, and publisher who, with her husband David, founded Scripture in Song (Auckland, 1968). Through albums and songbooks that set Scripture verbatim to singable melodies, the Garratts helped shape congregational worship across the Charismatic and evangelical world in the 1970s–1990s. Scripture in Song issued dozens of recordings and widely used compilations; the Garratts were later recognized nationally for services to Christian music production. J. S. McDuff (from Scripture in Song, retrieved 9/20/2025) Go to person page >

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First Line: The two-edged sword is sharpened in our hand
Title: As we come with praise (Come with praise)
Author: Dale Garratt
Language: English
Refrain First Line: As we come with praise before His majesty
Copyright: © 1982 Scripture in Song/Thankyou Music
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