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Text:Now Blessing, Honor, Glory, Praise
Author:Joseph Proud, 1745-1826
Tune:MEAR
Arranger: Aaron Williams,1731-1776
Media:MIDI file

4652. Now Blessing, Honor, Glory, Praise

1. Now blessing, honor, glory, praise
By angels hosts are sung;
The Church below her voice doth raise
To join the heavenly throng.

2. Adored be He who comes to bless
The nations with His love,
To show His truth and righteousness,
And every cloud remove.

3. Blessèd be He who comes to reign
In Zion’s happy land!
Jerusalem is built again,
And shall forever stand.

4. No more His kingdom shall decay;
No more the temple fall;
Here Jerusalem reigns with endless sway,
The King and Lord of all.

Text Information
First Line: Now blessing, honor, glory, praise
Title: Now Blessing, Honor, Glory, Praise
Author: Joseph Proud, 1745-1826
Meter: CM
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: MEAR
Arranger: Aaron Williams,1731-1776
Meter: CM
Incipit: 15533 13223 15455
Key: F Major
Source: Old English melody
Copyright: Public Domain



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