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Hymn · Psalm 36

The Love and Justice of God

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 Love and Justice of God sat ev loft lone ne'er de with is er y shall Thou scend found And Is We Since Tran cy a be art the mer part, Thee, fied, kind, sky; cy that tain a pre those foun the Thou know of bun serv and 4. The 3. With 2. Lord, 1. Thy From mer 5. Thy nal Thy and O love life house beast; Lord, may ter of man truth, Thee e dance est Thy a shall ly the the up light be ref moun And We Our We And tect light joy wings deep, bless clear thirst may as high. find. plied. see. heart. right shall sup uge tains may it riv neath judg Thy the ers the ments And And From Be Thy still of fail of might pro Thy ing Thy y jus bright of shad are tice un ow a ness 6. The workers of iniquity Are fallen utterly; They shall not triumph in their pride, Or drive my soul from Thee. The Psalter, 1912 DETROIT C.M. William Bradshaw, 1820
The Love and Justice of God sat ev loft lone ne'er de with is er y shall Thou scend found And Is We Since Tran cy a be art the mer part, Thee, fied, kind, sky; cy that tain a pre those foun the Thou know of bun serv and 4. The 3. With 2. Lord, 1. Thy From mer 5. Thy nal Thy and O love life house beast; Lord, may ter of man truth, Thee e dance est Thy a shall ly the the up light be ref moun And We Our We And tect light joy wings deep, bless clear thirst may as high. find. plied. see. heart. right shall sup uge tains may it riv neath judg Thy the ers the ments And And From Be Thy still of fail of might pro Thy ing Thy y jus bright of shad are tice un ow a ness 6. The workers of iniquity Are fallen utterly; They shall not triumph in their pride, Or drive my soul from Thee. The Psalter, 1912 DETROIT C.M. William Bradshaw, 1820

1.Thy mercy and Thy truth, O Lord,
Transcend the lofty sky;
Thy judgments are a mighty deep,
And as the mountains high.

2.Lord, Thou preservest man and beast;
Since Thou art ever kind,
Beneath the shadow of Thy wings
We may a refuge find.

3.With the abundance of Thy house
We shall be satisfied,
From rivers of unfailing joy
Our thirst shall be supplied.

4.The fountain of eternal life
Is found alone with Thee,
And it the brightness of Thy light
We clearly light shall see.

5.From those that know Thee may Thy love
And mercy ne'er depart,
And may Thy justice still protect
And bless the upright heart.

6.The workers of iniquity
Are fallen utterly;
They shall not triumph in their pride,
Or drive my soul from Thee.

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