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Hymns Supplied Through the Gracious Generosity
of the Cyber Hymnal Website
Words: Isaac Watts, The Psalms of David, 1719.
Music: "Darwall's 148th," John Darwall, 1770
The Lord Jehovah reigns; His throne is built on high.
The garments He assumes are light and majesty.
His glories shine
With beams so bright no mortal eye
Can bear the sight.
The thunders of His hand keep the wide world in awe;
His wrath and justice stand to guard His holy law.
And where His love
Resolves to bless His truth confirms
And seals the grace.
Through all His mighty works amazing wisdom shines-
Subdues the powers of hell, confounds their dark designs.
Strong is His arm,
And shall fulfill His great decrees
And sovereign will.
And will this sovereign King of glory condescend,
And will He write His Name: my Father and my Friend?
I love His Name;
I love His Word. Join, all my powers,
To praise the Lord!
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