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    All Glory Laud and Honor

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    The document is a hymn for Palm Sunday. It recounts Jesus entering Jerusalem and being praised by the people waving palms before his passion and crucifixion. The hymn acknowledges Jesus as the King of Israel, Son of David and the one who accepts the prayers and praise of God's people.

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    All Glory Laud and Honor

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    The document is a hymn for Palm Sunday. It recounts Jesus entering Jerusalem and being praised by the people waving palms before his passion and crucifixion. The hymn acknowledges Jesus as the King of Israel, Son of David and the one who accepts the prayers and praise of God's people.

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    This score is part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision

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    The document is a hymn for Palm Sunday. It recounts Jesus entering Jerusalem and being praised by the people waving palms before his passion and crucifixion. The hymn acknowledges Jesus as the King of Israel, Son of David and the one who accepts the prayers and praise of God's people.

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    420 views1 page

    All Glory Laud and Honor

    Uploaded by

    Karvin Michael A. Gubatan
    The document is a hymn for Palm Sunday. It recounts Jesus entering Jerusalem and being praised by the people waving palms before his passion and crucifixion. The hymn acknowledges Jesus as the King of Israel, Son of David and the one who accepts the prayers and praise of God's people.

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    All Glory, Laud, and Honor PALM SUNDAY

    Words: Theodulf of Orleans, circa 820. Translated by John Mason Neale, 1851.
    Music: Valet Will Ich Dir Geben or St. Theodulph Melchior Teschner, 1615.
    Setting: Presbyterian Hymnal, 1911.
    copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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    All glo ry, laud and hon or, To Thee, Re deem er, King,

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    To Whom the lips of child ren Made sweet ho san nas ring.

    Verse

    1. Thou art the King of Is rael, Thou Da vids ro yal Son,


    2. The com pa ny of an gels Are prais ing Thee on High,
    3. The peo ple of the He brews With palms be fore Thee went;
    4. To Thee, be fore Thy pa ssion, They sang their hymns of praise;
    5. Thou didst ac cept their prais es; Ac cept the prayers we bring,

    To Refrain

    Who in the Lords Name com est, The King and Bless ed One.
    And mor tal men and all things Cre at ed make re ply.
    Our prayer and praise and an thems Be fore Thee we pre sent.
    To Thee, now high ex alt ed, Our me lo dy we raise.
    Who in all good de light est, Thou good and gra cious King.

    Mt 21:9, Ps 148, 1Tim 1:17, Rev 4:8-11 76767676

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