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Text:O Praise the LORD
Alterer:C. H. Spurgeon
Author:Henry Francis Lyte
Tune:THE ISLE OF MULL
Harmonizer:Thomas Grassi

149a. O Praise the LORD

1 O praise the LORD with heart and with voice;
His mercies record and round Him rejoice.
You children of God Your Savior adore,
And learn to rely on His grace evermore.

2 Rest now on His arm, you sheep of His fold.
What dread can harm with Him to uphold?
His saints are His prize; their peace He will seek;
And pour without measure His gifts on the meek.

3 Go on in His might, you men of the LORD;
His Word be your light, His promise your sword.
The King of Salvation your foes will subdue;
Their humiliation brings glory to You.

Text Information
First Line: O praise the LORD with heart and with voice
Title: O Praise the LORD
Author: Henry Francis Lyte (1834)
Alterer: C. H. Spurgeon
Meter: 9.10.10.11
Language: English
Publication Date: 2022
Scripture:
Tune Information
Name: THE ISLE OF MULL
Harmonizer: Thomas Grassi
Meter: 9.10.10.11
Key: G Major or modal
Source: Traditional Scottish Melody
Copyright: Arr. © 2021 The Master's Seminary Press



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