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Praise Him

Author: Miss M. A. Baker Hymnal: Minnetonka Songs #100 (1879) First Line: Praise the Savior, O ye people! Refrain First Line: Praise him in the sanctuary Lyrics: 1 Praise the Savior, O ye people! Praise and bless his holy name! Praise and worship him, children, worship him, For a child from heav'n he came; Praise him from the hills and mountains, From the vales and cities all; Hail him king of earth and heaven, Who was once a child so small; Hail him king of earth and heaven, Who was once a child so small. Chorus: Praise him in the sanctuary; Let the children swell the strain, And at morn, and noon and even, Echo still the sweet refrain; And at morn, and noon and even, Echo still the sweet refrain. 2 Praise him for his mighty actions; Praise him for his tenderness, When he lovingly held the little ones In his arms to save and bless; Praise him, all ye wise and noble, Men and maidens, old and young; Let redeeming love and mercy Be the theme of ev'ry tongue; Let redeeming love and mercy Be the theme of ev'ry tongue. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Praise the Savior, O ye people!]
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Praise Him

Author: Miss M. A. Baker Hymnal: Notes of Victory for Sunday Schools #250 (1885) First Line: Praise the Savior, O, ye people! Refrain First Line: Praise him in the sanctuary Languages: English Tune Title: [Praise the Savior, O, ye people!]
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Praise Him

Author: Miss M. A. Baker Hymnal: Junior Songs #99 (1892) First Line: Praise the Saviour, O ye people! Refrain First Line: Praise him in the sanctuary Lyrics: 1 Praise the Saviour, O ye people! Praise and bless his holy name! Praise and worship him; children, worship him, For a child from heav'n he came; Praise him from the hills and mountains, From the vales and cities all; Hail him king of earth and heaven, Who was once a child so small; Hail him king of earth and heaven, Who was once a child so small. Chorus: Praise him in the sanctuary; Let the children swell the strain, And the morn, and noon and even, Echo still the sweet refrain; And at morn, and noon and even, Echo still the sweet refrain. 2 Praise him for his mighty actions; Praise him for his tenderness, When he lovingly held the little ones in his arms to save and bless; Praise him, all ye wise and noble, Men and maidens, old and young; Let redeeming love and mercy Be the theme of ev'ry tongue; Let redeeming love and mercy Be the theme of ev'ry tongue. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Praise the Saviour, O ye people!]
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Praise Him

Author: Miss M. A. Baker Hymnal: The Helper in Sacred Song #160 (1889) First Line: Praise the Saviour, O ye people! Refrain First Line: Praise Him in the sanctuary Lyrics: 1 Praise the Saviour, O, ye people! Praise and bless His holy name; Praise and worship Him; children, worship Him, For a child from heav’n He came; Praise Him from the hills and mountains, From the vales and cities all; Hail Him King of earth and heaven, Who was once a child, so small; Hail Him King of earth and heaven, Who was once a child, so small. Refrain: Praise Him in the sanctuary; Let the children swell the strain, And at morn, and noon and even, Echo still the sweet refrain; And at morn, and noon and even, Echo still the sweet refrain. 2 Praise Him for His mighty actions; Praise Him for His tenderness, When He lovingley held the little ones In His arms to save and bless; Praise Him, all ye wise and noble, Men and maidens, old and young; Let redeeming love and mercy Be the theme of ev’ry tongue; Let redeeming love and mercy Be the theme of ev’ry tongue. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Praise the Saviour, O ye people!]
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Praise Him

Author: Miss M. A. Baker Hymnal: Living Hymns #199 (1890) First Line: Praise the Saviour, O ye people! Refrain First Line: Praise him in the sanctuary Lyrics: 1 Praise the Saviour, O ye people! Praise and bless his holy name! Praise and worship him; children, worship him, For a child from heav'n he came; Praise him from the hills and mountains, From the vales and cities all; Hail him king of earth and heaven, Who was once a child so small; Hail him king of earth and heaven, Who was once a child so small. Chorus: Praise him in the sanctuary; Let the children swell the strain, And at morn, and noon and even, Echo still the sweet refrain; And at morn, and noon and even, Echo still the sweet refrain. 2 Praise him for his mighty actions; Praise him for his tenderness, When he lovingly held the little ones In his arms to save and bless; Praise him, all ye wise and noble, Men and maidens, old and young; Let redeeming love and mercy Be the theme of ev'ry tongue; Let redeeming love and mercy Be the theme of ev'ry tongue. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Praise the Saviour, O ye people!]
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Jesus allein

Author: Gentzel Hymnal: Perlen und Blüthen #175 (1890) First Line: Einer ist es, den ich liebe Refrain First Line: Jesu bleib' ich ewig treu Languages: German Tune Title: [Einer ist es, den ich liebe]
Jesus allein

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