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919. Come, Let Us Sing unto the Lord

1. Come, let us sing unto the Lord,
New songs of praise with sweet accord;
For wonders great by Him are done;
His hand and arm have victory won,
His hand and arm have victory won.

2. The great salvation of our God
Is seen through all the earth abroad;
Before the heathen’s wondering sight,
He hath revealed His truth and right,
He hath revealed His truth and right.

3. He called to mind His truth and grace
In promise made to Israel’s race;
And unto earth’s remotest bound,
Glad tidings of salvation sound,
Glad tidings of salvation sound.

4. All lands to God lift up your voice;
Sing praise to Him, with shouts rejoice;
With voice of joy and loud acclaim,
Let all unite and praise His name,
Let all unite and praise His name.

Text Information
First Line: Come, let us sing unto the Lord
Title: Come, Let Us Sing unto the Lord
Author: Anonymous
Meter: LM
Language: English
Scripture:
Source: Sabbath-School Psalmodist (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: United Presbyterian Board of Publication, 1872), page 18
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ANVERN
Arranger: Lowell Mason (1840)
Meter: LM
Incipit: 55112 71113 53423
Key: F Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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