v.1-7,11-13 <br />C. M. <br />The greatness of God. <br /> <br />Long as I live I'll bless thy name, <br />My King, my God of love; <br />My work and joy shall be the same <br />In the bright world above. <br /> <br />Great is the Lord, his power unknown, <br />And let his praise be great; <br />I'll sing the honors of thy throne, <br />Thy works of grace repeat. <br /> <br />Thy grace shall dwell upon my tongue; <br />And while my lips rejoice, <br />The men that hear my sacred song <br />Shall join their cheerful voice. <br /> <br />Fathers to sons shall teach thy name, <br />And children learn thy ways; <br />Ages to come thy truth proclaim, <br />And nations sound thy praise. <br /> <br />Thy glorious deeds of ancient date <br />Shall through the world be known; <br />Thine arm of power, thy heav'nly state, <br />With public splendor shown. <br /> <br />The world is managed by thy hands, <br />Thy saints are ruled by love; <br />And thine eternal kingdom stands, <br />Though rocks and hills remove.<br /><br />Isaac Watts<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/psalm-145-part-1/
