| Song | All People That On Earth Do Dwell |
| Content Description | “All People That On Earth Do Dwell” is a beloved Christian hymn based on Psalm 100, calling people everywhere to worship God with joy, gratitude, and praise. Written by William Kethe, the hymn is widely known for its majestic tune “Old Hundredth” and its timeless message of reverence and thanksgiving. Frequently sung in churches and special worship services, its uplifting lyrics encourage believers to celebrate God’s goodness, faithfulness, and sovereignty. “All People That On Earth Do Dwell lyrics” continue to unite congregations in joyful worship across generations. |
| Album | Pentecostal And Apostolic Hymns |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | traditional hymn, praise hymn, Psalm hymn, congregational worship, church music |
| Theme(s) | Praise, thanksgiving, worship, joy, God’s sovereignty, congregational worship |
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All People That On Earth Do Dwell,
Sing To The Lord With Cheerful Voice:
Him Serve With Mirth, His Praise Forth Tell;
Come Ye Before Him And Rejoice.
The Lord, Ye Know, Is God Indeed;
Without Our Aid He Did Us Make:
We Are His Flock, He Doth Us Feed;
And For His Sheep He Doth Us Take.
O Enter Then His Gates With Praise;
Approach With Joy His Courts Unto;
Praise, Laud, And Bless His Name Always,
For It Is Seemly So To Do.
For Why? The Lord Our God Is Good;
His Mercy Is For Ever Sure;
His Truth At All Times Firmly Stood,
And Shall From Age To Age Endure.
