let us raise

"let us raise" appears in 4 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

let us raise· 4 hymns found
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Who hath mer­cy on the low­ly.
Praises to our hea­v’n­ly king;
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Merrily, cheer­ily, let us sing;

let us raise

For His great sal­va­tion;
High our note of praise;
And loud­ly chant the joy­ful strain;
Over land, ov­er sea, send the strain,

God Is in His Temple

lyricist: William Matson (1833–1899)
Composer: Joachim Neander (1650–1680)
Hymn 1

...Who hath mer­cy on the low­ly.

Let us raise hymns of praise

For His great sal­va­tion;...

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Who hath mer­cy on the low­ly.

Let us raise hymns of praise

For His great sal­va­tion;

God Is in His Temple

Sweetly Sing, Sweetly Sing

lyricist: Julia Sampson, 1861
Composer: William Bradbury
Hymn 2

...Praises to our hea­v’n­ly king;

Let us raise, let us raise,

High our note of praise;...

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Praises to our hea­v’n­ly king;

Let us raise, let us raise,

High our note of praise;

Sweetly Sing, Sweetly Sing

To God Our Voices Let Us Raise

lyricist: William Wrangham, 1829
Composer: Daniel Read, 1785
Hymn 3

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To God our voic­es let us raise,

And loud­ly chant the joy­ful strain;...

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To God our voic­es let us raise,

And loud­ly chant the joy­ful strain;

To God Our Voices Let Us Raise

Merrily, Cheerily

lyricist: Irvin Mack, 1900
Composer: Lincoln Hall
Hymn 4

...Merrily, cheer­ily, let us sing;

Highest praise let us raise to our king;

Over land, ov­er sea, send the strain,...

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Merrily, cheer­ily, let us sing;

Highest praise let us raise to our king;

Over land, ov­er sea, send the strain,

Merrily, Cheerily

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