Let All Adore the' Immortal King
Hymn XIV.
For Christmas
Words: Charles Wesley
Source: John Wesley, ed., A Collection of Hymns, for the Nativity of our Lord: and for New-Year's-Day (London: Printed at the Conference Office, 1806, 1810), pp. 12-13.
1. Let all adore the' immortal
King,
Maker of heaven and earth;
Angels and men, rejoice and sing,
At our Immanuel's birth.
2 A Son is born, a child is
given,
That mortals, born again,
May in the new-made earth and heaven,
With God for ever reign.
3 Father, thy heavenly voice I
own,
Thy gracious majesty;
Thro' Jesus, thy beloved Son,
Thou art well-pleas'd with me!
4 But our whole race to Christ
unite,
And by thy Spirit join'd,
Thou wilt eternally delight
In all thy ransom'd kind.
5 Salvation from our sins we
found,
Through Jesu's grace forgiv'n;
And Jesu's grace doth more abound,
And makes us meet for heaven.
6 The hallowing virtue of thy
Name,
Our spotless souls shall prove;
And to the utmost fav'd, proclaim,
Our Lord's almighty love.
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