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Who shall against the Lord prevail

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Who shall against the Lord prevail?

Hymnal: A Collection of Hymns and A Liturgy #230 (1814) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Lyrics: 1 Who shall against the Lord prevail? Or who presume to say, "That righteous law, which God proclaims, "I dare to disobey?" 2 Ten thousand actions ev'ry where The impious language speak: Yet pow'r omnipotent stands by, Nor do its thunders break. 3 But O! the dreadful day draws near, When God's avenging hand Shall shew, if feeble mortals' breath, Or God's own word shall stand. 4 My soul, with rev'rence prostrate fall, Before the voice divine; And all thine int'rest and thy pow'rs To his command resign. 5 Let the vain of sons of Belial boast, Their tongues and thoughts are free: My noblest liberty I own, When subject most to thee. Topics: The Danger and Misery of Sin Languages: English

Who shall against the Lord prevail?

Hymnal: The Book of Worship #266 (1867) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Lyrics: 1 Who shall against the Lord prevail? Or who presume to say, "That righteous law, which God proclaims, I dare to disobey?" 2 Ten thousand actions everywhere Th' impious language speak: Yet power omnipotent stands by, Nor do its thunders break. 3 But oh, the dreadful day draws near, When God's avenging hand Shall show, if feeble mortals' breath, Or God's own word, shall stand. 4 My soul, with rev'rence prostrate fall, Before the Voice divine; And all thine interest and thy powers To His command resign. 5 Let the vain of sons of Belial boast, Their tongues and thoughts are free; My noblest liberty I own, When subject most to Thee. Topics: Man a Sinner Invited Languages: English

Who shall against the Lord prevail?

Hymnal: A Collection of Hymns and Prayers, for Public and Private Worship #403 (1845) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Lyrics: 1 Who shall against the Lord prevail? Or who presume to say, "That righteous law, which God proclaims, I dare to disobey?" 2 Ten thousand actions ev'ry where The impious language speak: Yet pow'r omnipotent stands by, Nor do its thunders break. 3 But O! the dreadful day draws near, When God's avenging hand Shall shew, if feeble mortals' breath, Or God's own word shall stand. 4 My soul, with rev'rence prostrate fall, Before the voice divine; And all thine int'rest and thy pow'rs To his command resign. 5 Let the vain of sons of Belial boast, Their tongues and thoughts are free: My noblest liberty I own, When subject most to thee. Topics: Consummation of Things Judgment and Eternity Languages: English