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8711. Praise God The Father

1 Praise God the Father, God the Son,
And Holy Spirit, Three in One;
Majestic, holy, awesome He,
Who rules in light and purity;
No other voice can calm the sea,
No other hand make demons flee,
No other love so full and free,
No other name shall bend our knee.

2 To God our king are praises due,
To God our rock, Redeemer true;
With mighty hand and outstretched arm,
He saves His Church from all alarm;
He is a Lord of wondrous deeds,
With finest wheat His people feeds;
When waters part and then come down,
His enemies are nowhere found.

3 With signs and wonders, weal and woe,
He makes the world His power know;
His kingdom spreads: retreats the foe,
While saints to heav’nly mansions go;
Thro’ centuries His plans unfurl,
Unlocking Heaven’s gates of pearl;
To God the Father, Spirit, Son,
Be praise while endless ages run.

Text Information
First Line: Praise God the Father, God the Son
Title: Praise God The Father
Author: Richard W. Adams (2019)
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Alternate tunes: LANDES by Daniel P. Airhart; MAPLEWOOD by Frank B. Smith; REDEMPTION GROUND by James McGranahan
Tune Information
Name: [Praise God the Father, God the Son]
Composer: Alexander Zarnock
Key: f minor
Copyright: Public Domain



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