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Text:We Love Thy Sabbath, Lord
Author:Myrtle H. Dorland (1920-1997)
Tune:TRENTHAM
Composer:Robert Jackson (1842-1914)

390. We Love Thy Sabbath, Lord

1 We love Thy Sabbath, Lord,
And worship at Thy will;
Oh may these hours sweet peace afford
And deeper faith instill.

2 Thine angels sang for joy
Creation’s work to see;
We too, this day, would raise our hearts
In grateful praise to Thee.

3 Praise for Thy wondrous love,
That sealed this sacred day,
A sign that all may understand
We own Thy sovereign sway.

4 O great Creator King,
Through Thy redeeming grace,
Renew and sanctify our hearts
That we may see Thy face.

5 And with the white-robed throng,
Upon Mount Sion be,
And joyful sing our Sabbath song
Through all eternity.

Text Information
First Line: We love Thy Sabbath, Lord, And worship at Thy will
Title: We Love Thy Sabbath, Lord
Author: Myrtle H. Dorland (1920-1997)
Meter: S.M.
Publication Date: 1985
Topic: Doctrines: Sabbath
Tune Information
Name: TRENTHAM
Composer: Robert Jackson (1842-1914)
Meter: S.M.
Incipit: 33341 35432 32346
Key: F Major or modal
Notes: Alternate tune, PARACLETE, No. 265



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