| Song | Ye Servants Of The Almighty King |
| Content Description | Ye Servants Of The Almighty King is a hymn calling believers to devoted service, joyful worship, and obedience to God. Centered on themes of faithfulness, praise, and God’s sovereignty, it encourages Christians to dedicate their lives fully to honoring the Almighty King. Ideal for congregational singing, church services, or personal devotion, this hymn inspires reflection on the majesty of God and the responsibilities of His servants. Sing and be uplifted as you offer your life in faithful service, glorify God through worship, and celebrate His eternal power and goodness. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter Y |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer | Isaac Watts |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship, Christian Music, Devotion, Praise, Faithfulness |
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Ye Servants Of The Almighty King,
In Every Age His Praises Sing;
Wherever The Sun Shall Rise Or Set,
The Nations Shall His Praise Repeat.
Above The Earth, Beyond The Sky,
Stands His High Throne Of Majesty;
Nor Time Nor Place His Power Restrain,
Nor Bound His Universal Reign.
Which Of The Sons Of Adam Dare,
Or Angels, With Their God Compare?
His Glories How Divinely Bright,
Who Dwells In Uncreated Light!
Behold His Love! He Stoops To View
What Saints Above And Angels Do;
And Condescends Yet More To Know
The Mean Affairs Of Men Below.
From Dust And Cottages Obscure,
His Grace Exalts The Humble Poor;
Gives Them The Honor Of His Sons,
And Fits Them For Their Heavenly Thrones.
A Word Of His Creating Voice
Can Make The Barren House Rejoice;
Though Sarah’s Ninety Years Were Past,
The Promised Seed Is Born At Last.
With Joy The Mother Views Her Son,
And Tells The Wonders God Has Done:
Faith May Grow Strong When Sense Despairs,
If Nature Fails, The Promise Bears.
