All Things Praise Thee, Lord Most High

Te Laudant Omnia
J.F. Smith, 1847-1931 77.77.77

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All things praise Thee, Lord most high, All things praise TheeHeavns high shrine
Heavn and earth and sea and sky, Rings with melody divine;
All were for Thy glory made, Lowly bending at Thy feet,
That Thy greatness thus displayed Seraph and archangel meet;
Should all worship bring to Thee; This their highest bliss, to be
All things praise TheeLord, may we! Ever praisingLord, may we!

All things praise Theehigh and low, All things praise Theegracious Lord,
Rain and dew and sparkling snow, Great Creator, powerful Word,
Crimson sunset, fleecy cloud, Omnipresent Spirit, now
Rippling stream, and tempest loud; At Thy feet we humbly bow;
Summer, winter, all to Thee Lift our hearts in praise to Thee;
Glory renderLord, may we! All things praise TheeLord, may we!

George W. Conder

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