O God & Man! the Fa­ther’s throne

"O God & Man! the Fa­ther’s throne" appears in 1 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

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Lift up your heads, eter­nal gates!

O God & Man! the Fa­ther’s throne

Is now for­ev­er­more Thine own.

O Savior, Who for Man Hast Trod

Lyricist: Charles Coffin, 1736
Composer: John Bishop, 1711
Hymn 1

...Lift up your heads, eter­nal gates!

O God & Man! the Fa­ther’s throne

Is now for­ev­er­more Thine own....

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Lift up your heads, eter­nal gates!

O God & Man! the Fa­ther’s throne

Is now for­ev­er­more Thine own.

O Savior, Who for Man Hast Trod

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