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Text:O My Soul, Bless Your Redeemer
Tune:STUTTGART

103. O My Soul, Bless Your Redeemer

1 O my soul, bless your Redeemer;
all within me bless His Name;
bless the Father and forget not
all His mercies to proclaim.

2 He forgives all your transgressions,
all diseases gently heals;
God redeems you from destruction,
and with you so kindly deals.

3 Far as east from west is distant,
He has put away our sin;
like the pity of a father
has the LORD's compassion been.

4 As it was without beginning,
so it lasts without an end;
to their children's children ever
shall His righteousness extend.

5 Unto such as keep His cov’nant
and are steadfast in His way;
unto those who still remember
the commandments and obey.

6 Bless your Maker, all you creatures,
ever under His control,
all thro'out His vast dominion;
bless the LORD of all, my soul!

Text Information
First Line: O my soul, bless your Redeemer
Title: O My Soul, Bless Your Redeemer
Meter: 87 87
Language: English
Publication Date: 2023
Topic: Adoration
Source: Sabbath-School Psalmodist, 1866
Tune Information
Name: STUTTGART
Meter: 87 87
Key: F Major or modal
Source: Witt's Psalmodia Sacra, Gotha, 1715



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