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The Lord in power is consummate

Author: Sebastian Streeter Appears in 2 hymnals
The Lord in power is consummate

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The Lord in pow'r is consummate

Author: Sebastian Streeter Hymnal: Hymns, Composed by Different Authors, at the Request of the General Convention of Universalists. 2nd ed. #a18 (1810) Languages: English
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Author: Sebastian Streeter Hymnal: Hymns #18 (1808) Languages: English
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Sebastian Streeter

1783 - 1867 Author of "The Lord in power is consummate" Streeter, Rev. Sebastian. (North Adams, Massachusetts, April 15, 1783--June 2, 1867, Newtonville, Mass.). A Universalist minister in New England, his longest pastorate was with the First Universalist Church, Boston, 1824-1854. He was one of the compilers of the hymn book Hymns composed by different authors, by order of the General Convention of Universalists in New England (1808), to which he contributed 46 hymns, and, with this brother, Russell Streeter, he compiled The New Hymn Book designed for Universalist Societies (Boston, 1829), which was widely used. Four of his hymns are included in Chursth Harmonies: New and Old, 1895: 1. A King shall reign in righteousness, 2. Here in thy temple, Lord, we meet, 3. Join every heart and every tongue, 4. What glorious tidings do I hear. --Henry Wilder Foote, DNAH Archives
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