Glory to Thee, O God

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Glory to thee, O God, For all thy saints in light

Author: Howard Charles Adie Gaunt
Published in 6 hymnals

Piano/Organ
	Five Lenten Hymn Improvisations

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1 Glory to thee, O God,
for all thy saints in light,
who nobly strove and conquered in the well-fought fight.
Their praises sing,
who life out-poured by fire and sword for Christ their King.

2 Thanks be to thee, O Lord,
for saints thy Spirit stirred
in humble paths to live thy life and speak thy word.
Unnumbered they,
whose candles shine to lead our footsteps after thine.

3 Lord God of truth and love,
'thy kingdom come', we pray;
give us thy grace to know thy truth and walk thy way:
that here on earth
thy will be done, till saints in earth and heaven are one.

Source: CPWI Hymnal #834

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Author: Howard Charles Adie Gaunt

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First Line:	Glory to thee, O God, For all thy saints in light
Title:	Glory to Thee, O God
Author:	Howard Charles Adie Gaunt
Meter:	6.6.6.6.4.4.4.4
Language:	English
Copyright:	© Oxford University Press

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HAREWOOD (Wesley)

LOVE UNKNOWN

John Ireland (b. Bowdon, Cheshire, England, 1879; d. Rock Mill, Washington, Sussex, England, 1962) composed LOVE UNKNOWN in 1918 for the text "My song is love unknown"; the tune was first published in The Public School Hymn Book of 1919. A letter in the London Daily Telegraph of April 5, 1950, claim…

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