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We the people of Thy host

We the people of Thy host

Author: Emma Booth-Tucker
Published in 2 hymnals


Representative Text

1 We the people of thy host,
Standing here before thee,
For thy power, O Holy Ghost,
We, as one, implore thee!

Refrain:
Send the power send the power,
Send it, we imp lore thee.
Fill us with the Holy Ghost,
As we bow before thee.

2 God of ages, God of grace,
Search these hearts before thee;
With thy power come fill this place,
We, as one, implore thee.

3 Let not self hold any part,
All we lay before thee;
Be thou conqueror of each heart,
We, as one, implore thee.

4 Thine for time, and thine for aye,
Battling, conquering for thee,
Till, when ended life’s short day,
We in Heaven adore thee.


Source: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #643

Author: Emma Booth-Tucker

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Text Information

First Line: We the people of Thy host
Author: Emma Booth-Tucker
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Send the power, send the power
Copyright: Public Domain

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