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To your Creator God

Hymnal: Book of Worship (Rev. ed.) #8 (1870) Lyrics: 1 To your Creator God, Your great Preserver, raise, Ye creatures of His hand, Your highest notes of praise. Let ev'ry voice Proclaim His power, His name adore, And loud rejoice. 2 Let all the creatures join To celebrate His name, And all their various powers Assist th'exalted theme. Let nature raise From every tongue A general song Of grateful praise. 3 But oh! from human tongues Should nobler praises flow; And ev'ry thankful heart With warm devotion glow. Your voices raise, Ye highly blest Above the rest; Declare His praise. Topics: Public Worship Praise and Adoration; God as Cratior and Preserver, praise to; God Praise to; Goodness of God praise for; Gratitude for merices; Praise hymns of genearl praise; Thanksgiving for Providential mercies; Worship hymns of opening; God as Creator and Preserver, praise to Languages: English
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To your Creator, God

Hymnal: A Collection of Hymns and A Liturgy #9 (1814) Meter: Irregular Lyrics: 1 To your Creator God, Your great Preserver, raise, Ye creatures of his hand, Your highest notes of praise. Let ev'ry voice Proclaim his pow'r, His name adore, And loud rejoice. 2 Thou source of light and heat, Bright sov'reign of the day, Dispensing blessings round, With all-diffusive ray; From morn to night, With ev'ry beam, Record his name, Who made thee bright. 3 Fair regent of the night, With all thy starry train, Which rise in silent hosts, To gild the azure plain; Wtih countless rays Declare his name, Prolong the theme, Reflect his praise. 4 Let all the creatures join To celebrate his name, And all their various pow'rs Assist th'exalted theme. Let nature raise From ev'ry tongue A gen'ral song Of grateful praise. 5 But oh! from human tongues Should nobler praises flow; And ev'ry thankful heart With warm devotion glow. Your voices raise, Ye highly blest Above the rest; Declare his praise. Topics: Praise and Thanksgiving Languages: English
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A Rural Hymn

Hymnal: Poems on Subjects Chiefly Devotional, Vol. 1 #42 (1760) First Line: To your creator God Lyrics: I. To your Creator God, Your great preserver, raise, Ye creatures of his hand, Your highest notes of praise: Let ev'ry voice Proclaim his pow'r, His name adore, And loud rejoice. II. Let all creation join To pay the tribute due; Ye meaner ranks begin, And man shall learn of you: Let nature raise From ev'ry tongue, A gen'ral song Of grateful praise. III. Ye num'rous fleecy flocks, Far-spreading o'er the plain, With gentle artless voice Assist the humble strain: To give you food, He bids the field Its verdure yield; Extensive good. IV. Ye herds of larger size, Who feed in meads below, Resound your Maker's praise In each responsive low: You wait his hand; The herbage grows, The riv'let flows, At his command. V. Ye feather'd warblers come, And bring your sweetest lays, And tune the sprightly song To your Creator's praise: His work you are; He tun'd your voice, And you rejoice Beneath his care. VI. Ye trees, which form the shade, Or bend the loaded bough With fruits of various kinds, Your Maker's bounty shew: From him you rose, Your vernal suits And autumn fruits, His hand bestows. VII. Ye lovely, verdant fields, In all your green array, Though silent, speak his praise, Who makes you bright and gay: While we in you, With future bread Profusely spread, His goodness view. VIII. Ye flow'rs, which blooming shew A thousand beauteous dyes, Your sweetest odours breathe, A fragrant sacrifice, To him, whose word Gave all your bloom, And sweet perfume; All-bounteous Lord! IX. Ye rivers, as you flow, Convey your Maker's name, (Where'er you winding rove) On ev'ry silver stream: Your cooling flood, His hand ordains To bless the plains; Great spring of good! X. Ye winds, that shake the world With tempests on your wing, Or breathe in gentler gales, To waft the smiling spring; [p.46] Proclaim abroad, (As you fulfill His sov'reign will) The pow'rful God. XI. Ye clouds, or fraught with show'rs, Or ting'd with beauteous dyes, That pour your blessings down, Or charm our gazing eyes; His goodness speak, His praise declare, As through the air You shine or break. XII. Thou source of light and heat, Bright sov'reign of the day, Dispensing blessings round, With all-diffusive ray; From morn to night, With ev'ry beam, Record his name, Who made thee bright. XIII. Fair regent of the night, With all thy starry train, Which rise in shining hosts, To gild the azure plain; Wtih countless rays Declare his name, Prolong the theme, Reflect his praise. XIV. Let ev'ry creature join To celebrate his name, And all their various pow'rs Assist th'exalted theme. Let nature raise From ev'ry tongue, A gen'ral song Of grateful praise. XV. But oh! from human tongues Should nobler praises flow; And ev'ry thankful heart, With warm devotion glow: Your voices raise, Ye highly blest Above the rest; Declare his praise. XVI. Assist me, gracious God, My heart, my voice inspire; Then shall I grateful The universal choir: Thy grace can raise My heart, my tongue, And tune my song To lively praise. Languages: English
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To your Creator God

Hymnal: Hymns, Selected and Original #48 (1828) Meter: Irregular Lyrics: 1 To your Creator God, Your great Preserver, raise, Ye creatures of his hand, Your highest notes of praise. Let ev'ry voice Proclaim his pow'r, His name adore, And loud rejoice. 2 Thou source of light and heat, Bright sov'reign of the day, Dispensing blessings round, With all-diffusive ray; From morn to night, With ev'ry beam, Record his name, Who made thee bright. 3 Fair regent of the night, With all thy starry train, Which rise in silent hosts, To gild the azure plain; Wtih countless rays Declare his name, Prolong the theme, Reflect his praise. 4 Let all the creatures join To celebrate his name, And all their various pow'rs Assist th'exalted theme. Let nature raise From ev'ry tongue A general song Of grateful praise. 5 But oh! from human tongues Should nobler praises flow; And ev'ry thankful heart With warm devotion glow. Your voices raise, Ye highly blest Above the rest; Declare his praise. Topics: Praise to God
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To your Creator, God

Author: Anne Steele Hymnal: Sacred Poetry #CXLVIIIf (1795)
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To your creator God

Hymnal: A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Social and Private Worship #LVIII (1823) Languages: English
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To your Creator, God

Hymnal: Psalms and Hymns, for Christian Use and Worship #H25 (1845)
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To your Creator, God

Author: Anne Steele Hymnal: Sacred Poetry #aCXLVIIIf (1797)
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To your Creator, God

Author: Mrs. Steele Hymnal: Plymouth Collection #a168 (1863)
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To your Creator, God

Hymnal: Hymns of the "Jubilee Harp" #a634 (1868) Languages: English

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