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Jehovah the Lord, our Savior and King

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1 Jehovah the Lord, our Saviour and King,
Glad praises to Thee we ever shall sing;
We come to Thine altar, the place of retreat,
Where we shall find peace at Thine own mercy seat.

2 Thanksgivings we bring in our songs to Thee,
For bounties of earth, for fruit of the tree,
For glorious fountains of water so pure,
For temples of worship all time to endure.

3 Abundant the yield of ripe fruited grain,
From forest and field, from valley and plain;
The verdant green pastures, so useful to man,
Are tokens of blessings in Thy wondrous plan.

4 O Jesus our Lord, Thou ruler of all,
Thou art ever true, whatever the call;
Be Thou our defender in all time of stress,
And help us live daily in true thankfulness.
Amen.


Source: Christian Praise #439

Author: Edwin McNeely

Edwin McNeely was a professor at William Cary College near Meridian, Mississippi. He directed music at many Baptist revivals until the late 1970's. Angela Ray (email to Hymnary Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: Jehovah the Lord, our Savior and King
Author: Edwin McNeely
Language: English

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Baptist Hymnal 1956 #494

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Christian Praise #439

The New National Baptist Hymnal #49

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