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Almighty Author of my frame
Author: Anne Steele Hymnal: Hymns, Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of the Unitarian Church in Washington #d8 (1821) Languages: English
Almighty Author of my frame
Almighty Author of my frame
Author: Anne Steele Hymnal: The Universalist Hymn Book #d16 (1828)
Almighty Author of my frame
Almighty Author of my frame
Author: Mrs. Steele Hymnal: The Universalist Hymn-Book #568 (1836)
Almighty Author of my frame
Almighty Author of our frame
Hymnal: A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Publick Worship #LXV (1789) Lyrics: 1 Almighty Author of our frame,
To thee our vital pow'rs belong;
Thy praise, (delightful, glorious theme!)
Demands our heart, our life, our tongue.
2 Our hearts, our lives, our tongues, are thine:
O be thy praise their best employ!
But may our songs with angels join,
Nor sacred awe forbid the joy!
3 Thy glories, the seraphick lyre,
On all its strings attempts in vain;
Then how shall mortals dare aspire,
In thought, to try th' unequal strain?
4 Yet the Sov'reign of the skies
To mortals bends a gracious ear;
Nor the mean tribute will despise,
If offer'd with a heart sincere.
5 Great God, accept the humble praise,
And guide our heart, and guide our tongue,
While to thy name we trembling raise
The grateful, though unworthy, song.
Topics: General Forms of Praise and Thanksgiving God exalted above all Praise Languages: English
Almighty Author of our frame
Desiring to Praise God
Hymnal: Poems on Subjects Chiefly Devotional, Vol. 1 #1 (1760) First Line: Almighty author of my frame Lyrics:
I. Almighty author of my frame,
To thee my vital pow'rs belong;
Thy praise, (delightful, glorious theme!)
Demands my heart, my life, my tongue.
II. My heart, my life, my tongue are thine:
Oh be thy praise their best employ!
But may my song with Angels join?
Nor sacred awe forbid the joy?
III. Thy glories, the seraphic lyre
On all its strings attemps in vain;
Then how shall mortals dare aspire
In thought, to try th'unequal strain?
IV. Yet the Sov'reign of the skies
To mortals bends a gracious ear;
Nor the mean tribute will despise,
If offer'd with a heart sincere.
V. Great God, accept the humble praise,
And guide my heart, and guide my tongue,
while to thy name I trembling raise
The grateful, tho' unworthy song.
Desiring to Praise God
Almighty Author of our frame
Hymnal: A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Public Worship #LXV (1805) Topics: General Forms of Praise and Thanksgiving Languages: English
Almighty Author of our frame
Almighty Author of our frame!
Author: Steele Hymnal: A Collection of Hymns, for the Christian Church and Home #22 (1843) Languages: English
Almighty Author of our frame!
