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21a. David Rejoiced in God His Strength

1. David rejoiced in God His strength,
Raised to the throne by special grace,
But Christ the Son appears at last,
Fulfills the triumph and the praise.
How great is the Messiah’s joy
In the salvation of Thy hand!
LORD, You have raised His kingdom high
And giv’n the world to His command.

2 Thy goodness grants whate’er He will,
Nor doth the least request withhold;
Blessings of love prevent Him still,
And crowns of glory, not of gold.
Honor and majesty divine
Around His sacred temples shine,
Bless'd with the favor of Thy face
And length of everlasting days.

3 Your hand shall find out all His foes.
And as a fiery oven glows;
With raging heat and living coals,
So shall Your wrath devour their souls.
Be Thou exalted, King of kings;
By Thine own strength sit Thou on high;
Your church Thy triumph loudly sings
And lift their praises to the sky.

Text Information
First Line: David rejoiced in God His strength
Title: David Rejoiced in God His Strength
Author: Isaac Watts, 1647-1748
Author: C. H. Spurgeon, 1834-1892 (alt.)
Meter: 8.8.8.8 LMD
Language: English
Publication Date: 2022
Scripture:
Tune Information
Name: LAMB OF GOD
Composer: Twila Paris
Harmonizer: Mark Rice
Meter: 8.8.8.8 LMD
Key: c minor or modal
Copyright: © 1985 Mountain Spring Music, Straightway Music (admin. CapitalCMGPublishing)



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