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Text:For All Your Saints, O Lord
Author:Richard Mant, 1776-1848
Tune:FESTAL SONG
Composer:William H. Walter, 1825-1893
Media:Audio recording

427. For All Your Saints, O Lord

1 For all your saints, O Lord,
who strove in you to live,
who followed you, obeyed, adored,
our grateful hymn receive.

2 For all your saints, O Lord,
who strove in you to die,
who counted you their great reward,
accept our thankful cry.

3 They all in life and death,
with you, their Lord, in view,
learned from your Holy Spirit's breath
to suffer and to do.

4 For this, your name we bless
and humbly pray anew
that we like them in holiness
may live and die in you.

5 To God, the Father, Son,
and Spirit, ever blest,
the One in Three, the Three in One,
be endless praise addressed.

Text Information
First Line: For all your saints, O Lord
Title: For All Your Saints, O Lord
Author: Richard Mant, 1776-1848 (alt.)
Meter: S M
Language: English
Publication Date: 2006
Topic: Festivals, Commemorations
Tune Information
Name: FESTAL SONG
Composer: William H. Walter, 1825-1893
Meter: S M
Key: B♭ Major



Media
Audio recording: MP3
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