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Hymn · Psalm 72

The Reign of Christ

DETROIT · C.M. · words from The Psalter, 1912 · music William Bradshaw

Setting: PBHT 1907 (modern) · PBHT 1907 · Southern Harmony 1854 · TBH 1901

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The Reign of Christ the sun mown tain, side King will new wile moun noint tain ed main grass, rain men poor ev God, 3. 5. Like 4. So The 2. Then 1. O Thee the He ful A up shall man's 'ry to on fear cause thy fruit ly, Thy Like And And And ing dor will in eous bless, crease, ness; glows, That In The Shall Give yield falls dai need truth rich right He fresh splen and y ly re its His com light of poor fruit poor re So On Who Shall And the the the its shall earth would bear give be. stows. press. peace. dress. ing be op in will show'rs ag break ness He tle all will eous ple gen through He right peo ly the the of the judge earth, moon those land the cheer while strength all just that es, 6. The righteous in His glorious day Shall flourish and increase; The earth, until the moon shall fade, Shall have abundant peace. The Psalter, 1912 DETROIT C.M. William Bradshaw, 1820
The Reign of Christ He rich right splen fresh ing dor will in eous need yield truth dai That In The Shall Give re ly y its and falls ly, glows, bless, crease, ness; to up shall man's 'ry rain men poor ev on fear cause fruit thy 4. So 3. The 2. Then 1. O Like God, 5. mown the main tain ed grass, sun tain, side King new wile will moun noint the Thee He ful A the the its His the com light poor fruit poor And Shall Who On So earth, moon those land judge shall earth would bear give dress. peace. press. stows. be. ing be op of re gen through He right peo tle all will eous ple Like And And And Thy cheer while strength all just the the of the ly show'rs ag break ness He that the in will es, 6. The righteous in His glorious day Shall flourish and increase; The earth, until the moon shall fade, Shall have abundant peace. The Psalter, 1912 DETROIT C.M. William Bradshaw, 1820

1.O God, to thy Anointed King
Give truth and righteousness;
Thy people He will justly judge
And give the poor redress.

2.Then ev'ry fruitful mountain side
Shall yield its rich increase,
And righteousness in all the land
Shall bear the fruit of peace.

3.The poor man's cause He will maintain,
The needy He will bless,
And He will break the strength of those
Who would the poor oppress.

4.So men shall fear Thee wile the sun
In daily splendor glows,
And through all ages, while the moon
On earth its light bestows.

5.Like rain upon the new-mown grass,
That falls refreshingly,
Like gentle show'rs that cheer the earth,
So shall His coming be.

6.The righteous in His glorious day
Shall flourish and increase;
The earth, until the moon shall fade,
Shall have abundant peace.

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