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That Made the Mountains Rise

Posted on October 30, 2022October 29, 2022 by Jo

I’ve got another re-run on tap. Unfortunately, Covid caught up with Gracie this week. She’s on the mend, but was too tired to “do a recording” this weekend. So, please enjoy this selection from a year ago.

Gracie’s hymns for this Sabbath are: When Morning Gilds the Skies, and I Sing the Mighty Power of God.

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Lyrics (via hymnary.org)

WHEN MORNING GILDS THE SKIES, by Edward Caswell
1 When morning gilds the sky, 
our hearts awaking cry: 
May Jesus Christ be praised! 
in all our work and prayer 
we ask his loving care: 
May Jesus Christ be praised! 

2 To God, the Word on high, 
the hosts of angels cry: 
May Jesus Christ be praised! 
Let mortals too upraise 
their voices in hymns of praise: 
May Jesus Christ be praised! 

3 Let earth’s wide circle round 
in joyful notes resound: 
May Jesus Christ be praised! 
Let air and sea and sky 
from depth to height reply: 
May Jesus Christ be praised! 

4 Be this, when day is past, 
of all our thoughts the last: 
May Jesus Christ be praised! 
The night becomes as day 
when from the heart we say: 
May Jesus Christ be praised! 

5 Then let us join to sing 
to Christ, our loving King: 
May Jesus Christ be praised! 
Be this the eternal song 
through all the ages long: 
May Jesus Christ be praised! 

I SING THE MIGHTY POWER OF GOD, by Isaac Watts
1 I sing the mighty power of God 
that made the mountains rise, 
that spread the flowing seas abroad 
and built the lofty skies. 
I sing the wisdom that ordained 
the sun to rule the day; 
the moon shines full at his command, 
and all the stars obey. 

2 I sing the goodness of the Lord 
that filled the earth with food; 
he formed the creatures with his word 
and then pronounced them good. 
Lord, how your wonders are displayed, 
where’er I turn My eyes, 
if I survey the ground I tread 
or gaze upon the skies. 

3 There’s not a plant or flower below 
but makes your glories known, 
and clouds arise and tempests blow 
by order from your throne; 
while all that borrows life from you 
is ever in your care, 
and everywhere that we can be, 
you, God, are present there. 

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