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Hymn · Psalm 96

O Sing a New Song to the Lord

WINCHESTER OLD · C.M. · words from the Scottish Psalter, 1650 · music Thomas Est, The Whole Book of Psalmes, 1592

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O Sing a New Song to the Lord do ty na mag earth di tions ni de to maj blind to glo all and which is his sing es ed be ry the vine; fear; fied; clare; God. hon all great's mong sing the our the the a A 1. O 2. 5. Great 4. For 3. For he dumb, fore i great na Lord: his dols ly ti the ons song is gods Lord, hea new then to face, be are and beau at gods won health a ed ty be drous a there heav'ns bove works sav and the doth cre all that ing shine. were. side. are. broad. is our wor his un with God thy to sing, God Strength But Yea, And To ly by is ple show bless his place, whom he show still his the be the his in is to all name, peo feared Lord, ho 6. Do ye ascribe unto the Lord, of people ev'ry tribe, Glory do ye unto the Lord, and mighty pow'r ascribe. 7. Give ye the glory to the Lord that to his name is due; Come ye into his courts, and bring an offering with you. 8. In beauty of his holiness, O do the Lord adore; Likewise let all the earth throughout tremble his face before. 9. Among the heathen say, God reigns; the world shall stedfastly Be fixed from moving; he shall judge the people righteously. 10. Let heav'ns be glad before the Lord, and let the earth rejoice; Let seas, and all that is therein, cry out, and make a noise. 11. Let fields rejoice, and everything that springeth of the earth: Then woods and ev'ry tree shall sing with gladness and with mirth 12. Before the Lord; because he comes, to judge the earth comes he: He'll judge the world with righteousness, the people faithfully. Scottish Psalter, 1650 WINCHESTER OLD C.M. Thomas Est, The Whole Book of Psalmes, 1592

1.O sing a new song to the Lord:
sing all the earth to God.
To God sing, bless his name, show still
his saving health abroad.

2.Among the heathen nations
his glory do declare;
And unto all the people show
his works that wondrous are.

3.For great's the Lord, and greatly he
is to be magnified;
Yea, worthy to be feared is he
above all gods beside.

4.For all the gods are idols dumb,
which blinded nations fear;
But our God is the Lord, by whom
the heav'ns created were.

5.Great honour is before his face,
and majesty divine;
Strength is within his holy place,
and there doth beauty shine.

6.Do ye ascribe unto the Lord,
of people ev'ry tribe,
Glory do ye unto the Lord,
and mighty pow'r ascribe.

7.Give ye the glory to the Lord
that to his name is due;
Come ye into his courts, and bring
an offering with you.

8.In beauty of his holiness,
O do the Lord adore;
Likewise let all the earth throughout
tremble his face before.

9.Among the heathen say, God reigns;
the world shall stedfastly
Be fixed from moving; he shall judge
the people righteously.

10.Let heav'ns be glad before the Lord,
and let the earth rejoice;
Let seas, and all that is therein,
cry out, and make a noise.

11.Let fields rejoice, and everything
that springeth of the earth:
Then woods and ev'ry tree shall sing
with gladness and with mirth

12.Before the Lord; because he comes,
to judge the earth comes he:
He'll judge the world with righteousness,
the people faithfully.

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