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Pentecost & Trinity Season Hymns
All Earth to Him
The Psalter, 1912
based on Psalm 22:27-31
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1. The ends
the king - dom,
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3. Both rich and poor, both
4. The Lord's un - fail - ing
kings.
the earth shall own
of
Him her hom - age brings,
child - ren shall pro - claim
be taught
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her hom - age brings,
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Gregory D. Wilbur, 2010
wor - ship
Lord of
glo - rious
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a - lone.
as God
Him
lords, the King of kings.
His Name.
of
hon - or
works the Lord has wrought.
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Music © 2010, Gregory D. Wilbur
Lyrics are in the Public Domain.
Page 1
O God, To Us Show Mercy
The Psalter, 1912
based on Psalm 67
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Samuel Sebastian Wesley, 1864
AURELIA 7 6. 7 6. 7 6. 7 6.
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bright- ness of Thy
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grace;
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sav - ing grace be
shown.
Thy just rule con - fess.
its re - mot - est
end.
Music is in the Public Domain.
Page 2
Psalm 47
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Genevan Psalter, 1551
harm. Claude Goudimel, 1564
10 10. 10 10. 10 10
vers. Dewey Westra, 1931
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Shout a - loud to God,
Hosts with trum- pet sound
God is King a - lone
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spread His fame a - broad.
make His praise a- bound.
His ho - ly throne,
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ye draw nigh, for the LORD Most High,
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Take a psalm and shout, let His praise ring out,
His call:
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Praise Him loud and long with a tri - umph song;
Sing ye praise to God, tell His fame a - broad,
Is - sues His com- mands to all hea - then lands.
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1. Praise the LORD, ye lands! Na - tions clap your hands,
2. God has gone on high with a joy - ful cry;
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3. Praise His ma - jes - ty
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in His dig - ni - ty;
to our King;
glo - ry
His the pow'r, the worth;
And His kingdom's girth cir - cles all the earth.
He is Lord of earth, mag - ni - fy His worth.
He, the God on high, is our Help - er nigh.
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Psalm 110,
1 Corinthians 15:25,
Numbers 14:21
For He Must Reign (Psalm 110)
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Gregg Strawbridge, 1995
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Those Who Go Down
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SHANTY 8 7. 8 7. 8 7. 8 7
Psalm 107:23-32
vers. Scott Rocca, 1992, alt.
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mis - er - y their
souls did melt, They reeled like drunk - en sail - ors,
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3. 30 Then they re - joiced on a qui - et sea, He led them to their hav - en.
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They all have seen Je - ho - vah's works, His won - ders in deep wat - ers,
Their wis- dom all was
swal - lowed up They came to their wit's end- ing.
31 Let them give thanks to
Je - ho - vah God, For
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For He spoke and He raised up a storm - y wind, Which lift - ed up sea - wat - ers.
Then they cried to Je - ho - vah in their great need, He brought them out of trou- ble.
For the won- ders He does for the sons of men, 32 Let sail - ors all ex - tol Him.
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In con - gre - ga- tion where peo - ple meet, Praise Him with seat - ed el - ders.
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Martin Luther, 1483-1546
based on Psalm 130
tr. Richard Massie, 1800-1887
From Depths of Woe
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1. From depths of woe I raise to Thee The voice of lam - en - ta - tion;
1
2. To
wash
3. There - fore
a - way the crim - son stain, Grace, grace a - lone
my trust is
in
the Lord, And
not
in
a - vail - eth;
mine own
mer - it;
4. What though I wait the live - long night, And till the dawn ap - pear - eth,
5. Al - though our sin is great in - deed, God's mer - cies far ex - ceed it;
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based on Psalm 133
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John Milton, 1624
based on Psalm 136
Let Us With a Gladsome Mind
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mind,
broad,
Praise the
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might
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feed;
mind,
His
full hand sup - plies their need:
Praise the Lord, for He is
kind:
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How Deep the Father's Love
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Benediction and Blessing
Brian L. Penney, 2008
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Page 17
Come Ye Sinners
Joseph Hart, 1759
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Page 18
Come, Ye Souls By Sin Afflicted
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Come, Let us Join
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Glory Be to God the Father
8 7. 8 7. 8 7.
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God Moves in a Mysterious Way
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There is a Fountain
William Cowper, 1771
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Page 23
I Lay My Sins on Jesus
Horatius Bonar, 1843
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Mighty Lord, Extend Your Kingdom
Joseph Cottle, 1828
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Let God Arise
Isaac Watts, 1719
based on Psalm 68
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Page 28
George W. Kitchin, 1887
alt. Michael R. Newbolt, 1916
Lift High the Cross
4
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Let Us Love, and Sing, and Wonder
John Newton, 1774
4
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Darmstadt Gesangbuch, 1698
ALL SAINTS NEW 8 7. 8 7. 7 7.
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sing, and won - der, Let
us praise the
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the saints en - throned on high;
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grace and taught us, Gave us
ears and gave us eyes:
For
strong sal - va - tion, Holds in
the Lord, our
When through grace in
Here they trust - ed
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Him be - fore us, Now their prais - es
asks no more:
fill the sky:
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with His
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'Tis Not that I Did Choose Thee
Josiah Conder, 1836
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Great is Thy Faithfulness
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O Father, You Are Sovereign
Margaret Clarkson, 1982
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Come, Every Pious Heart
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The Day of Resurrection
John of Damascus, 700s
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To God Be the Glory
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Contents
Title
All Earth to Him (Psalm 22)
All the Earth (Isaiah 11:9, Rev. 11:15)
Behold How Good (Psalm 133)
Benediction and Blessing (Jude 24-25, Num. 6:24)
Come Every Pious Heart
Come Ye Sinners
Come Ye Souls
Come, Let Us Join
For From Him (Romans 11:36)
For He Must Reign (Psalm 110)
Franklin Agnus Dei
Franklin Sanctus
From the Depths of Woe (Psalm 130)
Glory Be to God
God Moves in a Mysterious Way
Great is Thy Faithfulness
Hallelujah Praise Jehovah (Psalm 146)
How Deep the Father’s Love
How Glorious Zion's Courts Appear
I Lay My Sins on Jesus
In Christ Alone
Let God Arise
Let Us Love and Sing and Wonder
Let Us with a Gladsome Mind (Psalm 136)
Lift High the Cross
Like a River Glorious
Mighty Lord, Extend Your Kingdom
My Hope is Built on Nothing Less
O Father You are Sovereign
O God to Us Show Mercy (Psalm 67)
Praise My Soul the King of Heaven
Psalm 47
See What a Morning
The Day of Resurrection
The Head that Once was Crowned with Thorns
There is a Fountain
Those Who Go Down (Psalm 107)
Tis Not that I Did Choose Thee
To God be the Glory
When Morning Gilds the Skies
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Writer/Arr.
Wilbur/1912 Psalter
Strawbridge, Gregg
Strawbridge/Folk Tune
Penney, Brian
Owens, Michael
Jordan/Hart
Wilbur/Swain
Owens, Michael
Strawbridge, Gregg
Strawbridge, Gregg
Wilbur, Greg
Wilbur, Greg
Wilbur, Greg/Luther
Wilbur/Bonar
Strawbridge/Cowper
Chisholm/Runyan
1912 Psalter
Townsend, Stuart
Watts/Irish Tune
Bonar/Irish Tune
Getty/Townend
Wilbur/Watts
Newton/Gesangbuch
Jordan/Watts
Nicholson/Kitchin
Havergal/Mountain
Wilbur/Cottle
Mote/Bradbury
Clarkson/Teschner
1912 Psalter
Goss/Lyte
Goudimel/Genevan
Getty/Townend
John of Damascus/Smart
Strawbridge/Kelley
Darwin/Cowper
Rocca/Folk Tune
Strawbridge/Conder
Crosby/Doane
Caswell/Barnby
All copyrighted music has been used with permission from the authors or through agreement with the
CCLI #11130677. Special thanks to Michael Owens for all the SATB arrangements.
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