We praise Thee, glorious Father

Amen!

Amen!

Love this song!

Amen

The writer for the music of this hymn was Henry Thomas Smart. He was born October 26, 1813, London England and died July 6, 1879, London England. He was buried in Hempstead Cemetery, London.

Henry was the son of conductor and organist Sir John Thomas Smart (1776–1867). He studied music with his father and W. H. Kearns. He declined a commission in the Indian army and had planned to work in law but gave it for up for a musical career.

He played the organ at Blackburn Parish Church, Lancashire (1831-1836); St. Giles Cripplegate (1836-38); Saint Philips Regent Street (1838-39); St. Luke’s Old Street (1844–64); and St. Pancras Church (1865–79).

He went blind in 1864, but continued to compose. He was the music editor for “Psalms and Hymns for Divine Worship” (1867), the “Presbyterian Hymnal” (1875) and the hymn book of the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland.

Smart was a recognized authority on organs. He drew up specifications for many of the instruments, including those in the City Hall in Saint Andrews Hall in Glasgow, Scotland and Town Hall in Leeds.

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We’ll shine in His blest image

Eternally, Amen! ♡♡

No one gets to the Father except through you Lord Christ Jesus, we are son's marked out For your Glory known from eternity, with Christ by well beloved object supreme today, object supreme to Thee, with Christ in glory; then will shine in his blessed image eternally amen. HALLELUJAH!!! Awesome amazing and wonderful is Christ our Lord.

Oh Our Lovely Father, how big Your love for us, we thank You for gaining us as Your Son through Your Begotten Son. Praise The Lord in the lofty throne.

We praise You Father. Amen.

We love You Father!

Amen.