All laud to God the Fa­ther be

"All laud to God the Fa­ther be" appears in 5 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“All laud to God the Fa­ther be”· 5 hymns found
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To praise Thee through eter­ni­ty.
From sin’s of­fense to set us free.
Then char­ity, Thy great­est grace.
And in our souls new light dis­play.
And God the Fa­ther in the Son.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee,
All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;
All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;
All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;
All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;

O Trinity of Blessèd Light

lyricist: 6th Century Latin
Composer: Jeremiah Clarke, 1700
Hymn 1

...To praise Thee through eter­ni­ty.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be,

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee,...

HymnC

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To praise Thee through eter­ni­ty.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be,

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee,

O Trinity of Blessèd Light

O Glorious King of Martyr Hosts

lyricist: 6th Century Latin
Composer: French church melody
Hymn 2

...From sin’s of­fense to set us free.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be,

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;...

HymnC

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From sin’s of­fense to set us free.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be,

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;

O Glorious King of Martyr Hosts

Eternal Glory of the Sky

lyricist: Ambrose of Milan, 4th Century
Composer: William Knapp, 1738
Hymn 3

...Then char­ity, Thy great­est grace.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be,

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;...

HymnC

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Then char­ity, Thy great­est grace.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be,

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;

Eternal Glory of the Sky

The Wingèd Herald of the Day

lyricist: Aurelius Prudentius, 5th Century
Composer: William Knapp, 1738
Hymn 4

...And in our souls new light dis­play.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be,

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;...

HymnC

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And in our souls new light dis­play.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be,

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;

The Wingèd Herald of the Day

O Splendor of God’s Glory Bright

lyricist: Ambrose of Milan, 4th Century
Composer: William Knapp, 1738
Hymn 5

...And God the Fa­ther in the Son.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be;

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;...

HymnC

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And God the Fa­ther in the Son.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be;

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;

O Splendor of God’s Glory Bright

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