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Thou, Thou art worthy, Lord

Thou, Thou art worthy, Lord

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1 Thou, Thou art worthy Lord,
Of most untiring praise;
The Lamb once slain shall be adored
Thro' everlasting days.

2 Heav'n's vault with praise shall ring
Lourer and yet more loud;
Millions of saints Thy worth shall sing
Each heart in worship bowed.

3 Worthy! again, again--
Angels with saints combine,
Ascribing to the Lamb once slain
Wisdom and pow'r divine.

4 The tide shall still roll on,
That tide of endless praise,
Till every creature to Thy throne
Its voice in blessing raise.

5 O Lord, the glad new song
Is ours e'en here to sing:
With loyal heart and joyful tongue
We now our homage bring.

6 "Worthy!" we cry again,
"Worthy for evermore!"
And at Thy feet, O Lamb once slain,
We worship, we adore.

Source: Psalms and Hymns and Spiritual Songs: selected 1978 #248

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Language: English
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