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James Thomson - Hymn To God`s PowerJames Thomson - Hymn To God`s Power
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Hail! Power Divine, who by thy sole command,   From the dark empty space, Made the broad sea and solid land   Smile with a heavenly grace. Made the high mountain and firm rock,   Where bleating cattle stray; And the strong, stately, spreading oak,   That intercepts the day. The rolling planets thou madest move,   By thy effective will; And the revolving globes above   Their destined cours fulfil. His mighty power, ye thunders, praise,   As through the heavens ye roll; And his great name, ye lightnings, blaze,   Unto the distant pole. Ye seas, in your eternal roar,   His sacred praise proclaim; While the inactive sluggish shore   Re-echoes to the same. Ye howling winds, howl out his praise,   And make the forests bow; While through the air, the earth, and seas,   His solemn praise ye blow. O yon high harmonious spheres,   Your powerful mover sing; To him your circling course that steers,   Your tuneful praises bring. Ungrateful mortals, catch the sound,   And in your numerous lays, To all the listening world around,   The God of nature praise.
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