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1
Father, Thy Son beloved leads our praise After the banquet feast is had and done; How dear, how sweet to Thee the praise He leads, And in His praises joining we are one.
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2
Father, we need no goodness more than Thee, Nor do we seek a love that’s less than Thine; How we adore Thee now that here we know Thy searchless, uncreated life divine.
Father, we need no goodness more than Thee,
Nor do we seek a love that's less than Thine;
How we adore Thee now that here we know
Thy searchless, uncreated life divine.
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3
Father, within Thy love our love to Thee Grows, far transcending all our earthly ties; Thine own dear love in power leads our hearts Where Thine own presence deeply satisfies.
Father, within Thy love our love to Thee
Grows, far transcending all our earthly ties;
Thine own dear love in power leads our hearts
Where Thine own presence deeply satisfies.
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4
Father, by joining with Thy Son beloved, We all with gladness praise Thee now again; Joyfully feasting on Thy holy love, Tasting, as sons, the sweetness of Thy name.
♥️Father, by joining with Thy Son beloved,
We all with gladness praise Thee now again;
Joyfully feasting on Thy holy love,
Tasting, as sons, the sweetness of Thy name. ♥️
Hebrews 2:11-12 says: For both He who sanctifies and those who are being sanctified are all of One, for which cause He is not ashamed to call them brothers, Saying, “I will declare Your name to My brothers; in the midst of the church I will sing hymns of praise to You
He announced the name
of the Father to His brothers
In His resurrection, Christ not only produced the many brothers, but also came to them and announced the name of the Father (2:12). What is the name of the Father? This is a very important topic. The name of the Father is, simply, the Father. The Father is His name.
The Father represents the source of life and the source of existence. Where did you receive the life you have? You received it from your Father. Where did you receive your existence? Also from your Father. The Father is the source. We all come from Him. Both the One who sanctifies, the Firstborn, and those who are sanctified, the many sons, come from the one Father. On the day of His resurrection, the Lord declared the name of the Father to His disciples. It was from that day that Peter began to understand that he had the divine nature. That is why in his second epistle, he tells us that we are “partakers of His divine nature, ” and that “all things that pertain to life and Godliness” have been granted to us (2 Pet. 1:4, 3). How did we come to receive the divine nature and how were we given all the things that pertain to the divine life? Because we were all born of the Father. The name of the Father means so much to us.
The last group of hymns in our hymnal under the category of "Worship of the Father" is titled "His Praise from Many Sons." This group of hymns is the highest. Many Christians do not understand what "His praise from many sons" means. It refers to the praise offered by the Lord Jesus together with His brothers. Hymns, #50 is in this group and contains deep truth concerning God's economy. It is a hymn of praise to the Father from many sons. This is related to God's economical aspect.