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Hymns Supplied Through the Gracious Generosity
of the Cyber Hymnal Website
Words: Samuel Longfellow, 1864.
Music: "St. Catherine," Henri Frederick Hemy, 1865; arranged by James George Walton, 1874
God of the earth, the sky, the sea!
Maker of all above, below!
Creation lives and moves in Thee,
Thy present life in all doth flow.
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We give Thee thanks, Thy Name we sing,
Almighty Father, heavenly King.
Thy love is in the sunshine's glow,
Thy life is in the quickening air;
When lightning flashes and storm winds blow,
There is Thy power; Thy law is there.
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We feel Thy calm at evening's hour,
Thy grandeur in the march of night;
And when Thy morning breaks in power,
We hear Thy Word, "Let there be light."
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But higher far, and far more clear,
Thee in man's spirit we behold;
Thine image and Thyself are there-
Th'indwelling God, proclaimed of old.
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