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Let all the earth cry out
Hymnal: Worship (3rd ed.) #906 (1986) Scripture: Psalm 66 Topics: Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time C Languages: English Tune Title: [Let all the earth cry out]
Let all the earth cry out
Aclamen al Señor tierra enera (Let all the earth cry out, cry out to God with joy)
Hymnal: Oramos Cantando = We Pray In Song #944 (2013) Scripture: Psalm 66 Topics: 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time C ; 14º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario C Languages: English; Spanish Tune Title: [Aclamen al Señor, tierra entera]
Aclamen al Señor tierra enera (Let all the earth cry out, cry out to God with joy)
We Sing of Your Glory
Author: S. T. Kimbrough Jr. Hymnal: The Faith We Sing #2011 (2001) Meter: 6.5.6.5 Scripture: Psalm 66:2 Topics: The Glory of the Triune God Praise and Thanksgiving Languages: English Tune Title: RIO DE LA PLATA
We Sing of Your Glory
A Song or Psalm
Hymnal: The Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithully translated into English metre #PLXVI (1758) Scripture: Psalm 66 First Line: O all ye lands, with shouts of joy Lyrics: 1 O all ye lands, with shouts of joy,
to GOD your voices raise:
2 Sing forth the honour of his name,
and glorious make his praise.
3 Say ye to GOD; 'In thy great works
'how terrible art Thou;
'Thro' thy almighty pow'r thy foes
to Thee are made to bow:
4 'Yea all the nations of the earth
shall bow and sing to Thee;
'To thine exalted Name shall sing
'with joy and melody.' (Selah)
5 Come, and the might works of GOD
with admiration see;
In doings to the sons of men,
how terrible is He?
6 He turn'd the channels of the sea
to dry and solid ways;
Our fathers pass'd the flood on foot;
and there we sang his praise.
7 He by his pow'r for ever rules;
his eyes the nations spie;
Let notne who are rebellious dare
to lift themselves on high. (Selah)
[2 Part]
8 O all ye people, bless our God,
and sound aloud his praise;
9 Who puts and holds our souls in life,
and feet from sliding stays.
10 For Thou, O GOD, hast proved us,
and try'd as silver try'd.
11 Into a net hast wound us fast,
our loins hast straitly ty'd.
12 Men o'er our heads Thou mad'st to ride,
thro' fire and floods we past;
Yet Thou into a happy place,
of freedom brought us hast.
13 With off'rings I'll go to thy house,
my vows I'll pay to Thee;
14 Which my lips utter'd and mouth spake,
when trouble was on me.
15 Burnt off'rings I will offer Thee,
that full of fatness are;
The best of all my flocks and herds,
which incense I'll prepare. (Selah.)
16 O come and hearken now to me
all ye who GOD revere;
And what He for my soul hath done,
I'll gratefully declare.
17 My mouth to him in my distress
sent forth my earnest cry:
He heard me, and my joyful tongue
extolled Him on high.
18 If in my heart I sin allow'd,
the Lord would not give ear:
19 But surely GOD gave ear to me,
and kindly heard my pray'r.
20 O let this kind and mighty GOD,
for ever blessed be;
Who turned not my pray'r from Him,
nor mercy held from me.
Languages: English
A Song or Psalm
A Song or Psalm
Hymnal: The Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithfully translated into English Metre #PLXVI (1773) Scripture: Psalm 66 First Line: O all ye lands, with shouts of joy Lyrics: 1 O all ye lands, with shouts of joy,
to GOD your voices raise:
2 Sing forth the honour of his name,
and glorious make his praise.
3 Say ye to GOD; 'In thy great works
'how terrible art Thou;
'Thro' thy almighty pow'r thy foes
to Thee are made to bow:
4 'Yea all the nations of the earth
shall bow and sing to Thee;
'To thine exalted Name shall sing
'with joy and melody.' (Selah)
5 Come, and the might works of GOD
with admiration see;
In doings to the sons of men,
how terrible is He?
6 He turn'd the channels of the sea
to dry and solid ways;
Our fathers pass'd the flood on foot;
and there we sang his praise.
7 He by his pow'r for ever rules;
his eyes the nations spy;
Let notne who are rebellious dare
to lift themselves on high. (Selah)
[2 Part]
8 O all ye people, bless our God,
and sound aloud his praise;
9 Who puts and holds our souls in life,
and feet from sliding stays.
10 For Thou, O GOD, hast proved us,
and try'd as silver try'd.
11 Into a net hast wound us fast,
our loins hast straitly ty'd.
12 Men o'er our heads Thou mad'st to ride,
thro' fire and floods we past;
Yet Thou into a happy place,
of freedom brought us hast.
13 With off'rings I'll go to thy house,
my vows I'll pay to Thee;
14 Which my lips utter'd and mouth spake,
when trouble was on me.
15 Burnt off'rings I will offer Thee,
that full of fatness are;
The best of all my flocks and herds,
which incense I'll prepare. (Selah.)
16 O come and hearken now to me
all ye who GOD revere;
And what He for my soul hath done,
I'll gratefully declare.
17 My mouth to Him in my distress
sent forth my earnest cry:
He heard me, and my joyful tongue
extolled Him on high.
18 If in my heart I sin allow'd,
the Lord would not give ear:
19 But surely GOD gave ear to me,
and kindly heard my pray'r.
20 O let this kind and mighty GOD,
for ever blessed be;
Who turned not my pray'r from Him,
nor mercy held from me. Languages: English
A Song or Psalm
Make a joyful noise unto God, all ye lands
Hymnal: The Methodist Hymn-Book with Tunes #C39a (1933) Scripture: Psalm 66:1-2 Topics: Psalms Languages: English Tune Title: [Make a joyful noise unto God, all ye lands]
Make a joyful noise unto God, all ye lands
Ye men on earth, in God rejoice
Author: T. S. Hymnal: The Whole Book of Psalms #LXVI (1790) Scripture: Psalm 66 Lyrics: 1 Ye men on earth, in God rejoice,
with praise set forth his Name,
Exalt his might with heart and voice,
give glory to the same.
2 How wonderful, O Lord, say ye,
in all thy works thou art!
Thy foes for fear shall seek to thee,
full sore against their heart.
3 All men that dwell the earth thro'out
shall praise the Name of God.
The laud whereof the world about
is shew'd and set abroad.
4 All folk, come forth, behold and see
what things the Lord hath wrought,
Mark well the wond'rous works that he
for men to pass hath brought:
5 He laid the sea like heaps on high,
therein a way they had
On foot to pass, both fair and dry,
whereof their hearts were glad.
6 His might doth rule the world alway,
his eyes all things behold;
And such as will him disobey
by him shall be controul'd.
7 Ye people, give unto our God
due laud and thanks always;
With joyful voice declare abroad
and sing unto his praise,
8 Who doth endue our soul with life,
and it preserve withal;
He stays our feet, so that no strife
can make us slip or fall.
9 The Lord doth prove our deeds with fire,
whether they will abide,
As workmen do when they desire
to have their metals try'd.
10 Although thou dost us suffer long
in prison to be cast,
And there with chains and fetters strong
to lie in bondage fast;
The Second Part.
11 Although, I say, thou suffer men
on us to ride and reign,
Tho' we thro' fire and water run
with very grief and pain;
12 Yet sure thou dost of thy good grace
dispose it to the best,
Bringing us out into a place
to live in wealth and rest.
13 Unto thy house resort will I
to offer and to pray,
And there I will myself apply
my vows to thee to pay;
14 The vows that with my mouth I spake
in all my grief and smart,
The vows, I say, which I did make
in anguish of my heart.
15 Burnt-off'rings I will give to thee
of oxen fat, and rams,
Yea, this my sacrifice shall be
of bullocks, goats, and lambs.
16 Come forth and hearken here full soon,
all ye, that fear the Lord,
What he for my poor soul hath done
to you I will record:
17 Full oft I call to mind his grace,
his mouth to him doth cry;
And thou, my tongue, make speedy pace
to praise him joyfully.
18 But if I feel my heart within
in wicked works rejoice,
Or if I have delight in sin,
God will not hear my voice.
19 But surely God my voice hath heard,
and what I do require;
My prayer also he doth regard,
and granteth my desire.
20 All praise to him that hath not put
nor cast me out of mind,
Nor yet his mercy from me shut,
which I do ever find. Languages: English
Ye men on earth, in God rejoice
Glory, Oh, the Glory
Author: Rev. W. O. Cushing Hymnal: Heavenly Carols #6 (1878) Scripture: Psalm 66:1 First Line: Oh, the bells, the joyful bells Refrain First Line: Ring, bells, ring Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh, the bells, the joyful bells]
Glory, Oh, the Glory
Praise Him with a Song
Author: Maria Straub Hymnal: Pearls of Praise #25 (1893) Scripture: Psalm 66:2 First Line: Wake a song of grateful praise Refrain First Line: We will praise him, ev'ry one Lyrics: 1 Wake a song of grateful praise
For the glad returning days;
Praising him who reigns above,
Rules in wisdom, might and love.
Gladly, freely let us sing,
Bring the humble offering;
Praises to our Lord belong,
Praise him, praise him with a song.
Refrain:
We will praise him, ev’ry one,
Praise him, praise him with a song;
Joyfully the sound prolong,
We will praise him with a song.
2 We adore the loving power
That has tinted us the flower;
Charmed the sounds we love to hear,
Saddened hearts to sweetly cheer.
In his goodness we rejoice,
Grateful for the tuneful voice;
We so gladly, freely raise,
In the singing of his praise. [Refrain]
3 Gracious Father, bless thy name
For thy mercies o’er the same;
Oh, thou changeless and divine,
Grant us constancy like thine!
In the life we love and move,
And our gratitude we prove;
For the wondrous life we live,
Highest praises we will give. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Wake a song of grateful praise]
Praise Him with a Song
Jubilate Deo
Author: T. S. Hymnal: The Whole Booke of Psalmes #34a (1640) Scripture: Psalm 66 First Line: Ye men on earth in God rejoyce Lyrics: 1 Ye men on earth in God rejoyce,
with praise set forth his Name:
Extoll his might with heart and voice,
give glory to the same.
2 How wonderfull O Lord say ye,
in all thy works thou art?
Thy foes for feare shall seek to thee,
full sore against their heart.
3 All men that dwell ye earth throughout
shall praise the Name of God:
The laud thereof the world about
is shewed and set abroad.
4 All folk come forth, behold and see
what things the Lord hath wrought:
Mark well the wondrous works that he
for men to passe hath brought.
5 He laid the sea like heaps on high,
therein a way they had:
On foot to passe both faire and drie,
whereof their hearts were glad.
6 His might doth rule the world alway,
his eyes all things behold:
And such as will him disobey,
by him shall be controld.
7 Ye people give unto our God,
due laud and thanks alwaies:
With joyfull voice declare abroad,
and sing unto his praise.
8 Which doth endue our soul with life,
and it preserve withal:
He stayes our feet, so that no strife
can make us slip or fall.
9 The Lord doth prove our deeds with fire,
if that they will abide:
As workmen do when they desire
to have their mettals tride.
10 Although thou suffer us so long
in prison to be cast:
And there with chaines and fetters strong
to lie in bondage fast.
The second Part:
11 Although (I say) thou suffer men
on us to ride and raigne:
Though we through fire and water run
with very griefe and paine.
12 Yet sure thou dost of thy good grace
dispose it to the best:
And bring us out into a place
to live in wealth and rest.
13 Unto thy house resort will I
to offer and to pray:
And there I will my selfe apply
my vowes to thee to pay.
14 The vowes that with my mouth I spake
in all my griefe and smart:
The vowes I say which I did make
in dolour of my heart.
15 Burnt offerings I will give to thee
of Oxen fat and Rams:
Yea this my sacrifice shall be
Of Bullocks, Goats, and :ambs.
16 Come forth and hearken here full soone,
all ye that feare the Lord:
What he for my poore soule hath done
to you I will record.
17 Full oft I call to mind his grace,
this mouth to him doth cry:
And thou, my tongue, make speed apace,
to praise him by and by.
18 But if I feele my heart within
in wicked works rejoyce:
Or if I have delight in sinne,
God will not heare my voice.
19 But surely God my voice hath heard,
and what I do require:
My prayer he doth well regard,
and granteth my desire.
20 All praise to him that hath not put,
nor cast me out of mind:
Nor yet his mercy from me shut,
which I do ever find.
Languages: English
Jubilate Deo
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