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Text:Praise the Redeemer
Author:Julia A. Johnston
Tune:[Praise the Redeemer with heart and with lips]
Composer:J. H. Rosecrans

21. Praise the Redeemer

Text Information
First Line: Praise the Redeemer with heart and with lips
Title: Praise the Redeemer
Author: Julia A. Johnston
Refrain First Line: Joyfully praise him, your Master and Lord
Language: English
Publication Date: 1899
Source: "Bible Lesson Song Roll," From
Copyright: Copyright, 1897, by D. B. Towner.; From "Bible Lesson Song Roll," published by Providence Lithograph Company, Providence, R. I.
Notes: Note.—The motions are very simple. Touch heart and lips, lift up the hands and bend the head with hands upon the ear as if listening, in first verse. Point to lips, hands, hearts and feet in second verse. Reverently look upward, in first and fourth lines of last verse, with hands folded.
Tune Information
Name: [Praise the Redeemer with heart and with lips]
Composer: J. H. Rosecrans
Key: F Major
Source: "Bible Lesson Song Roll," From
Copyright: Copyright, 1897, by D. B. Towner.; From "Bible Lesson Song Roll," published by Providence Lithograph Company, Providence, R. I.



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