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| Singing |
| “Let us come before His presence with thanksgiving…Come before His presence with singing” (Psalm 95:2; 100:2). |
| So often in these pages we stress the joy and privilege of singing hymns of worship, praise, and thanksgiving. Here is a well-known hymn that I believe fits that criteria: |
| Let saints on earth their anthems raise, Who taste the Savior’s grace; Sing, till in heaven they tune His praise, And hail Him “Prince of Peace.” |
| Praise Him who laid His glory by For man’s apostate race; Praise Him who stooped to bleed and die, And hail Him “Prince of Peace.” |
| We soon shall reach the blissful shore, And view His glorious face; His name forever to adore, And hail Him “Prince of Peace.” |
| – Jonathan Evans, 1784 |
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