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Hymns Supplied Through the Gracious Generosity
of the Cyber Hymnal Website
Words: George Rawson, in the Leeds Hymn Book, 1853.
Music: "Ardudwy," John Roberts (1822-1877)
God the Lord is King: before Him
Earth with all thy nations, wait!
Where the cherubim adore Him,
Sitteth He in royal state:
He is holy; He is Holy;
Blessèd, only Potentate!
God the Lord is King of glory,
Zion, tell the world His fame;
Ancient Israel, the story
Of His faithfulness proclaim:
He is holy; He is Holy;
Holy is His awful Name.
Laws divine to them were spoken
From the pillar of the cloud;
Sacred precepts, quickly broken!
Fiercely then His vengeance flowed:
He is holy; He is Holy;
To the dust their hearts were bowed.
But their Father God forgave them
When they sought His face once more:
Ever ready was to save them,
Tenderly did He restore:
He is holy; He is Holy;
We too will His grace implore.
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