Laudate pueri

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Ye children which do serve the Lord

Tune: OLD 113TH
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1 Ye children which do serve the Lord,
praise ye his name with one accord;
Yea, blessed be always his Name,
who from the rising of the sun,
Till it return where it begunm
is to be praised with great fame.
The Lord all people doth surmount,
as for his glory we may count,
Above the heavens high to be.
With God the Lord who can compare,
Whose dwellings in the heavens are?
of such great pow'r and force is he.

2 He doth abase himself we know,
things to behold on earth below,
And also in the heav'n above:
The needy out of dust to draw,
Also the poor which help none saw,
his mercy only did him move;
And so did set him up on high,
with princes of great dignity,
That rule his people with great fame.
The barren he doth make to bear.
And with great joy her fruit to rear;
therefore praise ye his holy Name.

Source: The Whole Book of Psalms #CXIII

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First Line:	Ye children which do serve the Lord
Title:	Laudate pueri

Psalm 113
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OLD 113TH

GENEVAN 68 is usually attributed to Matthäus Greiter (b. Aichach, Bavaria, 1490; d. Strasbourg, France, 1550). It was published as a setting for Psalm 119 in Das dritt theil Strassburger Kirchenampt (1525), which Greiter and his friend Wolfgang Dachstein edited. Greiter studied at Freiburg Universi…

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