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260a. Divine Sovereignty

1 Jehovah reigns; let earth be glad,
And all the isles their joy make known;
With clouds and darkness He is clad,
On truth and justice rests His throne.

2 Consuming fire destroys His foes,
Around the world His lightnings blaze;
The trembling earth His presence knows,
The mountains melt before His gaze.

3 The heav'ns His righteousness proclaim,
Thro' earth His glory shines abroad;
From idol worship turn with shame
And bow before the living God.

4 Thy church rejoices to behold
Thy judgments in the earth, O Lord;
Thy glory to the world unfold,
Supreme o'er all be Thou adored.

5 All ye that truly love the Lord,
Hate sin, for He is just and pure;
To saints His help He will accord
And keep them in His love secure.

6 For good men light and joy are sown
To bless them in the harvest-time;
Ye saints, your joy in God make known
And ever praise His Name sublime.

Text Information
First Line: Jehovah reigns; let earth be glad
Title: Divine Sovereignty
Meter: L. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1912
Scripture:
Topic: Adoration; Anger of God: Fearful; Character: Value of Good (39 more...)
Tune Information
Name: NOCTURN
Composer: Frederick H. Burstall
Meter: L. M.
Key: E♭ Major



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