Hymn Information ELW 558 | Choirmaster Zack von Menchhofen

#558 from Evangelical Lutheran Worship

Lord God, we praise you, now the night is over

Tune

Christe Sanctorum

Metric Index

11 11 11 5

Key & Modality

D Major

Last uses

No previous uses

Poem Words (three verses)

Lord God, we praise you, now the night is over,
active and watchful, standing here before you;
singing, we offer prayer and meditation;
thus we adore you.

Monarch of all things, fit us for your mansions;
banish our weakness, health and wholeness sending;
bring us to heaven, where your saints united
joy without ending.

All-holy Father, Son, and equal Spirit,
Trinity blessed, send us your salvation;
yours is the glory, gleaming and resounding
through all creation.

Hymn References

Author (attributed to)

Gregory I 540-604

Original Language

Latin

Publication Date

2006

Source

Tr. composite

Source

Paris Antiphoner 1681

Topic

Morning

Other Hymns By Tune (in Zack's Database)

#415 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship / Father most holy, merciful, and tender (D Major ) [click to view]
#458 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship / Praise and thanksgiving be to God our maker (D Major ) [click to view]
#1 in The Hymnal 1982 (Episcopal) / Father, we praise thee, now the night is over (D Major ) [click to view]
#169 in Lutheran Book of Worship / Father most holy, merciful and tender (D Major ) [click to view]
#191 in Lutheran Book of Worship / Praise and thanksgiving be to God our maker (D Major ) [click to view]
#267 in Lutheran Book of Worship / Father, we praise you, now the night is over (D Major ) [click to view]

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