All Your Works Shall Praise You - Lyle Stutzman (Cantabo)
Description
Cantabo performed this lovely piece at United Bethel in Plain City Ohio in 2024.
Text:
All Your works shall praise You,
And Your saints shall bless You.
They shall speak of the glory of Your kingdom, And talk of Your power.
To make known to the sons of men His mighty acts,
And the glorious majesty of His kingdom.
Your kingdom is everlasting, And Your dominion endures through all generations.
All Your works shall praise You.
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All Your Works Shall Praise You
Words by Psalm 145:10-13; traditionally attributed to DavidMusic by Lyle Stutzman
All Your works shall praise You,
And Your saints shall bless You.
They shall speak of the glory of Your kingdom,
And talk of Your power.
To make known to the sons of men His mighty acts,
And the glorious majesty of His kingdom.
Your kingdom is everlasting,
And Your dominion endures through all generations.
All Your works shall praise You.
Story Behind the Song
This is a choral setting of Psalm 145:10-13, a passage praising God's everlasting kingdom and dominion. The text is drawn closely from the biblical psalm traditionally attributed to David. The musical setting is credited in the title to Lyle Stutzman, but no widely documented publication date or hymnal history is readily identifiable.