O God the Fa­ther

The phrase "O God the Fa­ther" resonates through 3 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“O God the Fa­ther”· 3 hymns found
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And God the Fa­ther in the Son.
Ever be our faith thus bright.
From God the Fa­ther He pro­ceeds,

O God the Fa­ther

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;
Praise to God the Son, our king,
Proceeds as far as ve­ry hell,

O Splendor of God’s Glory Bright

lyricist: Ambrose of Milan, 4th Century
Composer: William Knapp, 1738
Hymn 1

...And God the Fa­ther in the Son.

All laud to God the Fa­ther be;

All praise, eter­nal Son, to Thee;...

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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

Savior of the Nations, Come

lyricist: Martin Luther, 1523
Composer: Johann Walther, 1524
Hymn 2

...Ever be our faith thus bright.

Praise to God the Fa­ther sing,

Praise to God the Son, our king,...

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Ever be our faith thus bright.

Praise to God the Fa­ther sing,

Praise to God the Son, our king,

Savior of the Nations, Come

Come, Thou Redeemer of the Earth

lyricist: Ambrose of Milan, 4th Century
Composer: Michael Praetorius
Hymn 3

...From God the Fa­ther He pro­ceeds,

To God the Fa­ther back He speeds;

Proceeds as far as ve­ry hell,...

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From God the Fa­ther He pro­ceeds,

To God the Fa­ther back He speeds;

Proceeds as far as ve­ry hell,

Come, Thou Redeemer of the Earth

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