Lyrics to the hymn, Blessed Be The Name

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 Introduction

Hello, and welcome to my blog known as the Mother of Gooses blog. I hope that I can answer any questions that you might have.

Today, we are looking at the hymn, Blessed Be The Name, by William H. Clark; it was first published in 1888, and is classified under the category, Praise Song.

If you don't know how the tune goes, go to YouTube and look up Kaleb Brasee; he plays the piano, and is an amazing pianist.

Now, on with the show!

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The Lyrics

Verse 1

All praise to Him who reigns above

In majesty supreme, 

Who gave His Son for man to die,

That He might man redeem!

Chorus

Blessed be the Name! Blessed be the Name!

Blessed be the Name of the Lord!

Blessed be the Name! Blessed be the name!

Blessed be the Name of the Lord!

Verse 2 

His name above all names shall stand,

Exalted more and more,

At God the Father's own right hand,

Where angel hosts adore.

Chorus

Blessed be the Name! Blessed be the Name!

Blessed be the Name of the Lord!

Blessed be the Name! Blessed be the name!

Blessed be the Name of the Lord!

Verse 3 

Redeemer, Savior, friend of man 

Once ruined by the fall,

Thou hast devised salvation's plan,

For Thou hast died for all.

Chorus

Blessed be the Name! Blessed be the Name!

Blessed be the Name of the Lord!

Blessed be the Name! Blessed be the name!

Blessed be the Name of the Lord!

Verse 4 

His name shall be the Counselor, 

The mighty Prince of Peace,

Of all Earth's kingdoms conqueror, 

Whose reign shall never cease.

Chorus

Blessed be the Name! Blessed be the Name!

Blessed be the Name of the Lord!

Blessed be the Name! Blessed be the name!

Blessed be the Name of the Lord!


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Afterwards

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What was your favorite verse?

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