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O render thanks, and bless the Lord
Hymnal: The Psalms of David #105 (1789) Scripture: Psalm 105 Lyrics: 1 O render thanks and bless the Lord,
Invoke his sacred name;
Acquaint the nations with his deeds,
His great and matchless deeds proclaim:
His wond'rous works in hymns rehearse,
Make them the subject of your verse.
2 Rejoice in his almighty name,
Which only ought to be ador'd;
And let their hearts o'erflow with joy,
Who seek with humble fear the Lord:
Seek ye the Lord, his strength implore,
Seek ye his face for evermore.
3 The wonders which his hands have wrought,
Keep ever thankfully in mind;
With all the statutes of his mouth,
And Laws he hath to us assign'd:
His works are glorious to the view,
His judgments all are just and treu.
4 Know ye, his servant Abr'am's seed
And likewise Jacob's chosen race;
He's still our God, and through the earth,
His righteous judgments will take place:
His word, for thousand ages past,
Which yet for thousand Ages more,
Hath stood and shall for ever last.
5 His cov'nant first to Abra'am sign'd
By oath to Isaac made secure;
To Jacob, and his heirs, confirm'd,
A law for ever to endure:
A Testament to Israel made,
Is on a firm foundation laid.
6 That Canaan's land should be their lot,
When yet but few of them they were;
But few in number, and those few,
Forlorn and helpless strangers there:
From realm t realm secure they mov'd,
Whilst kings were for their sakes reprov'd.
7 "These mine anointed are (said he)
"let none my chose servants wrong;
"Nor treat the poorest prophet ill
"That doth to me , his God, belong:"
At last he made their corn to fail,
And through the land a dearth prevail.
8 But Joseph he had sent before,
Who for a slave was sold and bound;
His feet, secur'd within the stocks,
'Till God's appointed time and word,
Had try'd him, and did help afford.
9 The king then sent, and set him free,
And lord of all his houshold made;
His wealth he gave to him in charge,
Before him all his counsels laid;
That he might teach his statesmen skill,
And tell the princes of his will.
Part II.
10 To Egypt then, invited guests,
With speed half-famish'd Isr'el came;
And Jacob, though a stranger, held
By royal grant the land of Ham:
There God his people multiply'd,
'Till they with their oppressors vy'd.
11 Their vast increase th' Egyptian hearts
With jealousy and anger fir'd;
'Till they, his servants to destroy,
With secret treachery conspir'd:
Their hearts against his people turn'd,
Their breasts with inward envy burn'd.
12 His servant Moses then he sent,
He sent his chosen Aaron too;
Empower'd with signs and miracles,
To prove their sacred mission true:
These shew'd the wonders of his hand,
And spread their tokens through the land.
13 He call'd for darkness, and it came,
Yet would they not his voice obey;
He turn'd their waters into blood,
And did their fish in numbers slay:
A noisome pest of frogs was bred,
And sent to croak at Pharaoh's bed.
14 He gave the sign, and swarms of flies,
Came from above in cloudy hosts;
While earth's enlivin'd dust below,
Bred hateful lice through all their coasts:
Hail stones he did for rain command,
And flames of fire, to plague the land.
15 He smote their fig trees and their vines,
Their lofty forest trees destroy'd;
Locus and caterpillars join'd
In dreadful swarms, the land annoy'd:
Their numbers cover'd all the ground,
And eat the fruit and herbage round.
16 He, in one night their first born smote,
The chief of all their pride he slew;
Bur from their land, enrich'd with spoils,
In health and strength his servants drew:
Egypt ws glad when they remov'd,
Who had to them so fatal proved.
17 God spread a cloud to cover them,
A fire at night was their sure guide;
He gave them quails at their desire,
And them with heav'nly bread supply'd:
He smote the rock, and from the wound,
The gushing waters flow'd around.
18 For he his promise kept in mind,
And brought his people forth with joy;
Gave them the fruit of others toil,
And did their heathen foes destroy:
That they his statutes might obey,
And to his laws due rev'rence pay. Languages: English
O render thanks, and bless the Lord
O render Thanks and bless the Lord
Hymnal: A New Version of the Psalms of David #213 (1754) Scripture: Psalm 105 Lyrics: 1 O render Thanks and bless the Lord;
invoke his sacred Name;
Acquaint the Nations with his Deeds,
his matchless Deeds proclaim,
2 Sing to his Praise, in lofty Hymns
his wondrous Works rehearse;
Make them the Theme of your Discourse,
and Subject of your Verse.
3 Rejoice in his Almighty Name,
alone to be ador'd;
And let their Hearts o'erflow with Joy,
that humbly see the Lord.
4 Seek ye the Lord, his saving Strength
devoutly still implore;
And where he's ever present, seek
his Face for evermore.
5 The Wonders that his Hands have wrought,
keep thankfully in Mind;
The righteous Statutes of his Mouth,
and Laws to us assign'd.
6 Know ye his Servant Abr'am's Seed
and Jacob's chosen Race,
7 He's still our God, his Judgments still
throughout the Earth take place.
8 His Cov'nant he hath kept in Mind
for num'rous Ages past,
Which yet for thousand Ages more,
in equal Force shall last.
9 First sign'd to Abr'am, next by Oath
to Isaac made secure;
10 To Jacob and his Heirs a Law
for ever to endure:
11 That Canaan's Land should be their Lot,
when yet but few they were:
12 But few in Number, and those few
all friendless Strangers there.
13 In Pilgrimage, from Realm to Realm,
securely they remov'd;
14 Whilst proudest Monarchs for their sakes,
severely he reprov'd:
15 "These mine Anointed are, said he,
"let none my Servants wrong,
"Nor treat the poorest Prophet ill
"that does to me belong."
16 A Dearth at last, by his Command,
did through the land prevail;
'Till Corn, the chief Support of Life,
sustaining Corn did fail.
17 But his indulgent Providence
had pious Joseph sent,
Sold into Egypt, but their Death
who sold him to prevent.
18 His Feet with heavy Chains were crush'd,
with Calumny his Fame;
19 'Till God's appointed Time and word
to his Deliv'rance came.
20 The King his Sov'reign order sent,
and rescu'd him with Speed;
Whom private malice had confin'd,
the People's ruler freed.
21 His Courts, Revenues, Realms, were all
subjected to his Will;
22 His greatest Princes to controul,
and teach his Statesmen Skill.
Part II
23 To Egypt then, invited Guests,
half-famish'd Isr'el came;
And Jacob held, by Royal Grant,
the fertile Soils of Ham.
24 Th' Almighty there with such Increase
his People multiply'd,
'Till with their proud Oppressors they
in Strength and Number vy'd.
25 Their vast Increase th' Egyptian Hearts
with jealous Anger fir'd,
'Till they his Servants to destroy
by treach'rous Arts conspir'd.
26 His Servant Moses then he sent,
his chosen Aaron too;
27 Empower'd with Signs and Miracles
to prove their Mission true.
28 He call'd for Darkness, Darkness came,
Nature his Summons knew;
29 Each Stream and Lake, transform'd to Blood,
the wand'ring Fishes slew.
30 In putrid Floods, throughout the Land,
the Pest of Frogs was bred;
From noisome Fens sent up to croak
at Pharaoh's Board and Bed.
31 He gave the Sign, and Swarms of Flies
came down in cloudy Hosts;
Whilst Earth's enlivin'd Dust below
bread Lice through all their Coasts.
32 He sent them batt'ring Hail for Rain,
and Fire for cooling Dew.
33 He smote their Vines, and Forest Plants,
and Garden's Pride o'erthrew.
34 He spake the word, and Locusts came,
and Caterpillars join'd;
They prey'd upon the poor Remains
the Storm had left behind.
35 From Trees to Herbage they descend,
no verdant Thing they spare;
But like the naked fallow Field,
leave all the Pastures bare.
36 From Fields to Villages and Towns,
commission'd Vengeance slew
One fatal Stroke their eldest Hopes
and Strength of Egypt flew.
37 He brought his Servants forth, enrich'd
with Egypt's borrow'd Wealth;
And, what transcends all Treasures else,
enrich'd with vig'rous Health.
38 Egypt rejoic'd, in hopes to find
her Plagues with them remov'd;
Taught dearly now to fear worse Ills
by those already prov'd.
39 Their shrouding Canopy by Day
a journeying Cloud was spread:
A fiery Pillar all the Night
their desart Marches led.
40 They long'd for Flesh; with Ev'ning Quails
he furnish'd ev'ry Tent:
From Heav'n's own Granary, each Morn,
the Bread of Angels sent.
41 He smote the rock; whose flinty Breast
pour'd forth a gushing Tide,
Whose flowing Stream, where'er they march'd,
the Desart's Drought supply'd.
42 For still he did on Abr'am's Faith
and ancient League reflect;
43 He brought his People forth with Joy,
with Triumph his Elect.
44 Quite rooting out their Heathen Foes
from Canaan's fertile soil,
To them in cheap Possession gave
the Fruit of others Toil:
45 That they his Statutes might observe,
his sacred Laws obey.
For Benefits so fast, let us
our Songs of Praise repay.
Languages: English
O render Thanks and bless the Lord
Strength and Safety in God Alone
Hymnal: Poems on Subjects Chiefly Devotional, Vol. 1 #72 (1760) Scripture: Psalm 105:4 First Line: Permit me, Lord, to seek thy face Lyrics:
I. Permit me, Lord, to seek thy face,
Obedient to thy call,
To seek the presence of thy grace,
My strength, my life, my all.
II. All I can wish is thine to give;
My God, I ask thy love,
That greatest bliss I can receive,
That bliss of heav'n above.
III. In these dark scenes of pain and woe,
What can my spirit find?
No happiness can dwell below,
To fill th' immortal mind.
IV. To heav'n my restless heart aspires:
O for a quick'ning ray,
T' invigorate my faint desires,
And cheer the tiresome way.
V. The path to thy divine abode,
Through a wild desert lies;
A thousand snares beset the road,
A thousand terrors rise.
VI. Satan and sin unite their art,
To keep me from my Lord:
Dear Saviour, guard my trembling heart,
And guide me by thy word.
VII. Whene'er the tempting foe alarms,
Or spreads the fatal snare,
I'll fly to my Redeemer's arms,
For safety must be there.
VIII. My guardian, my almighty friend,
On thee, my soul would rest;
On thee alone, my hopes depend,
Be near, and I am blest. Languages: English
Strength and Safety in God Alone
Praise and Thanksgiving
Author: Albert F. Bayly, 1901-84 Hymnal: Lutheran Service Book #789 (2006) Meter: 5.5.5.4 D Scripture: Psalm 105:1-2 Topics: Harvest and Thanksgiving Languages: English Tune Title: BUNESSAN
Praise and Thanksgiving
Sing Psalms Unto Him
Hymnal: Melodies of Salvation #1 (1901) Scripture: Psalm 105 First Line: Give thanks to God, call on His name Refrain First Line: Sing ye to Him, sing ye to Him Languages: English Tune Title: [Give thanks to God, call on His name]
Sing Psalms Unto Him
Give Thanks to God
Hymnal: Life Songs #6 (1916) Scripture: Psalm 105 First Line: Give thanks to God, call on His name Topics: God his glory; Praise Languages: English Tune Title: [Give thanks to God, call on His name]
Give Thanks to God
Give thanks to God, call on his name
Hymnal: The Presbyterian Book of Praise #P79 (1897) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Scripture: Psalm 105:1-6 Languages: English Tune Title: GLASGOW
Give thanks to God, call on his name
Give thanks to God, call on his name
Hymnal: The Presbyterian Book of Praise #P79 (1915) Scripture: Psalm 105:1-6
Give thanks to God, call on his name
Give thanks to God, call on His name
Hymnal: The Book of Praise #94 (1918) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Scripture: Psalm 105:1-5 Languages: English Tune Title: COLCHESTER
Give thanks to God, call on His name
Give thanks to God, call on his name
Hymnal: The Irish Presbyterian Hymnbook #P105a (2004) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Scripture: Psalm 105 Lyrics: 1 Give thanks to God, call on his name;
to men his deeds make known.
2 Sing ye to him, sing psalms; proclaim
his wondrous works each one.
3 To glory in his holy name
unite with one accord;
and let the heart of every one
rejoice that seeks the Lord.
4 The Lord Almighty and his strength,
with stedfast hearts seek ye:
his blessed and his gracious face
seek ye continually.
5 Think on the works that he hath done.
Which admiration breed;
his wonders, and the judgments all
which from his mouth proceed;
6 O ye that are of Abraham’s race,
his servant faithful known;
and ye that Jacob’s children are,
whom he chose for his own.
7 Because he, and he only, is
the mighty Lord our God;
and his most righteous judgments are
in all the earth abroad.
8 His covenant he remembered hath,
that it may ever stand:
to thousand generations he
his promise did command.
9 Which covenant he firmly made
with faithful Abraham,
and unto Isaac by his oath,
he did renew the same:
10 And unto Jacob, for a law,
he made it firm and sure,
a covenant to Israel,
which ever should endure:
11 he said, I will give Canaan’s land
for heritage to you;
12 while they were strangers there, and few,
in number very few:
13 While yet they went from land to land
without a sure abode;
and while through sundry kingdoms they
did wander far abroad;1
4 yet, notwithstanding, suffered he
no man to do them wrong:
yea, for their sakes, he did reprove
kings, who were great and strong.
15 Thus did he say, Touch ye not those
that mine anointed be,
nor do the prophets any harm
that do pertain to me.
16 He called for famine on the land,
he brake the staff of bread:
17 but yet he sent a man before,
by whom they should be fed;
Even Joseph, whom unnaturally
sell for a slave did they;
18 whose feet with fetters they did hurt,
and he in irons lay;
19 until the time that his word came
to give him liberty;
the word and purpose of the Lord
did him in prison try.
20 Then sent the king and did command
that he enlarged should be:
he that the people’s ruler was
did send to set him free.
21 To be the Lord of all his house
he raised him as most fit;
to him of all that he possessed
he did the charge commit:
22 That he might at his pleasure bind
the princes of the land;
and also teach his senators
wisdom to understand.
23 And down into the land of Ham,
to Egypt, Israel came;
down into Egypt came;
and for a season Jacob then
did sojourn in the same.
24 And he did greatly by his power
increase his people there;
and stronger than their enemies
they by his blessing were.
25 Their heart he turned then to hate
his people bitterly;
with those that his own servants were
to deal in subtlety.
26 His servant Moses he did send,
Aaron his chosen one:
27 by these his signs and wonders great
in Ham’s land were made known.
28 Darkness he sent, and made it dark;
his word they did obey.
29 He turned their waters into blood,
and he their fish did slay.
30 The land in plenty brought forth frogs
in chambers of their kings.
31 His word all sorts of flies and lice
in all their border brings.
32 For showers hail and flaming fire
into their land he sent:
33 and he their vines and fig-trees smote;
trees of their coasts he rent.
34 He spake, and caterpillars came,
locusts did much abound;
35 which in their land all herbs consumed,
and all fruits of their ground.
36 He smote all first-born in their land,
chief of their strength each one.
37 With gold and silver brought them forth,
weak in their tribes were none.
38 Egypt was glad when forth they went,
their fear on them did light.
39 He spread a cloud for covering,
and fire to shine by night.
40 They asked, he sent the quail, and bread
of heaven on them bestowed;
41 the rock he opened rocks, waters gushed, streams in the desert flowed
42 For on his holy promise he,
and servant Abraham, thought.
43 With joy his people, his elect
with gladness, forth he brought.
44 And unto them the pleasant lands
he of the heathen gave;
That of the people’s labour they
inheritance might have.
45 That they his statutes might observe
according to his word;
And that they might his laws obey.
Give praise unto the Lord. Languages: English Tune Title: ST MIRREN
Give thanks to God, call on his name
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