Lyrics To The Hymn "Canticle of The Three Children"
O all you works of the Lord, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, angels of the Lord, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, the heavens of the Lord, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, sun and moon, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, stars of the heav'ns, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, showers and rain, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, all breezes and winds, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, cold and heat, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, nighttime and day, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, mountains and hills, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, all plants of the earth, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, rivers and seas, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, creatures of the sea, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, ev'ry bird in the sky, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, wild beasts and tame, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, children of men, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, priests of the Lord, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
And you, servants of the Lord, bless the Lord:
To him be highest glory and praise forever.
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