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    All Glory, Laud and Honor

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    This hymn celebrates Jesus as the King of Israel and David's royal son. It is sung from the perspective of the crowds who welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem by singing and praising him with palm branches. Over six verses, the hymn repeats a refrain praising Jesus as redeemer and king, and expresses joy that both angels in heaven and people on earth are praising him. It concludes by welcoming Jesus as king with shouts of "Hosanna" and declaring he is blessed for coming in the name of the Lord.

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    This hymn celebrates Jesus as the King of Israel and David's royal son. It is sung from the perspective of the crowds who welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem by singing and praising him with palm branches. Over six verses, the hymn repeats a refrain praising Jesus as redeemer and king, and expresses joy that both angels in heaven and people on earth are praising him. It concludes by welcoming Jesus as king with shouts of "Hosanna" and declaring he is blessed for coming in the name of the Lord.

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    This hymn celebrates Jesus as the King of Israel and David's royal son. It is sung from the perspective of the crowds who welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem by singing and praising him with palm branches. Over six verses, the hymn repeats a refrain praising Jesus as redeemer and king, and expresses joy that both angels in heaven and people on earth are praising him. It concludes by welcoming Jesus as king with shouts of "Hosanna" and declaring he is blessed for coming in the name of the Lord.

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    All Glory, Laud and Honor

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    This hymn celebrates Jesus as the King of Israel and David's royal son. It is sung from the perspective of the crowds who welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem by singing and praising him with palm branches. Over six verses, the hymn repeats a refrain praising Jesus as redeemer and king, and expresses joy that both angels in heaven and people on earth are praising him. It concludes by welcoming Jesus as king with shouts of "Hosanna" and declaring he is blessed for coming in the name of the Lord.

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    ALL GLORY, LAUD AND HONOR

    Refrain:
    All glory, laud and honor to you, Redeemer King!
    To whom the lips of children made sweet hosannas ring.

    You are the King of Israel, and David’s royal Son,


    Now in the Lord’s name coming, our King and Blessed One. (Ref)

    The company of angles are praising you on high;


    And mortals, joined with all things created , make reply. (Ref)

    The people of the Hebrews, with palms before you went:


    Our praise and prayers and anthems, before you, we present. (Ref)

    To you before your passion, they sang their hymns of praise:


    To you, now high exalted, our melody we raise. (Ref)

    Their praises you accepted, accept the prayers we bring,


    Great source of love and goodness, our Savior and our King. (Ref)

    HOSANNA! OUR KING IS HERE!

    Hosanna in the highest! Hosanna to our King!


    Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!
    Hossana! Our King is here!

    Descant:
    Sing, Hosanna! To the Song of David Hosanna!
    O, Hosanna! He is our King! Hosanna!
    Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!
    Hossana! Our King is here!

    (Female, Male, All, All with Descant)

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