THE CANTICLES

Venite 1 & 2*

Jubilate 3 & 4*

Easter Anthems 5 & 6*

Benedictus 7 & 8*

Benedicite 9 & 10*

Te Deum11 & 12*

Magnificat13 & 14*

Nunc Dimittis15 & 16*

Great and Wonderful17

Urbs Fortitudinis18*

Saviour of the World19

Bless the Lord20

Glory and Honour21

The Song of Christ’s Glory22

The Song of Isaiah23

The Song of Wisdom24

Ecce Nunc25

Cantate Domino26*

Deus Misereatur27*

A Song of the Light28*

* indicates that this is a traditional language canticle

Pointing of the Gloria Patri

Glory | be∙to the | Father, ▪
and to the Son, | and∙to the | Holy | Spirit;
as it | was in∙the be | ginning, ▪
is now and ever shall be, | world with∙out | end. A | men.

or

Glory to the Father, and | to the | Son, ▪
and | to the | Holy | Spirit;
as it was in the be | ginning, is | now, ▪
and shall be for | ever. | A | men.

In the pointed canticles † indicates that the verse should be sung to the second part of an Anglican double chant.

1. Venite Psalm 95
   1. O come let us sing | out∙to the | Lord; ▪
      let us shout in triumph to the | rock of | our sal | vation.
   2. Let us come before his | face with | thanksgiving ▪
      and cry | out∙to him | joyfully∙in | psalms.
   3. For the Lord is a | great | God ▪
      and a great | king a∙bove | all | gods.
   4. In his hand are the | depths∙of the | earth ▪
      and the peaks of the | mountains∙are | his | also.
   5. The sea is his and | he | made it, ▪
      his hands | moulded | dry | land.
   6. Come let us worship and | bow | down ▪
      and kneel be | fore the | Lord our | maker.
   7. For he is the | Lord our | God; ▪
      we are his | people∙and the | sheep of∙his | pasture.
   8. Today if only you would | hear his | voice, ▪
      do not harden your | hearts∙as you | did∙in the | wilderness;
   9. When your | forebears | tested me, ▪
      put me to the proof though | they had | seen my | works.
   10. Forty years long I loathed that gene | ration∙and | said, ▪
       It is a people who err in their hearts,
       for they | do not | know my | ways;
   11. Of whom I | swore∙in my | wrath, ▪
       They | shall not | enter∙my | rest.

Glory …

1. VENITE Psalm 95 Traditional
   1. O come let us | sing un∙to the | Lord; ▪
      let us heartily rejoice in the | strength of | our sal | vation.
   2. Let us come before his | presence∙with | thanksgiving ▪
      and show ourselves | glad in | him with | psalms.
   3. For the Lord is a | great | God ▪
      and a great | King a∙bove | all | gods.
   4. In his hand are all the | corners∙of the | earth ▪
      and the strength of the | hills is | his | also.
   5. The sea is his and | he | made it, ▪
      and his | hands pre | pared the∙dry | land.
   6. O come let us worship and | fall | down ▪
      and kneel be | fore the | Lord our | Maker.
   7. For he is the | Lord our | God; ▪
      and we are the people of his pasture, | and the | sheep of∙his | hand.
   8. Today if ye will | hear his | voice: ▪
      harden not your hearts, as in the provocation
      and as in the day of temp | tation | in the | wilderness;
   9. When your | fathers | tempted me, ▪
      provèd | me and | saw my | works.
   10. Forty years long was I grieved with this gene | ration∙and | said, ▪
       It is a people that do err in their hearts,
       for they | have not | known my | ways;
   11. Unto whom I sware | in my | wrath, ▪
       that they should not | enter | into∙my | rest.

Glory …

1. JUBILATE Psalm 100
   1. O shout to the Lord in triumph | all the | earth; ▪
      serve the Lord with gladness
      and come before his | face with | songs of | joy.
   2. Know that the Lord | he is | God; ▪
      it is he who has made us and we are his
      we are his | people∙and the | sheep of∙his | pasture.
   3. Come into his gates with thanksgiving
      and into his | courts with | praise; ▪
      give thanks to him and | bless his | holy | name.
   4. For the Lord is good
      his loving mercy | is for | ever, ▪
      his faithfulness through | out all | gene | rations.

Glory …

1. JUBILATE Psalm 100 Traditional
   1. O be joyful in the Lord | all ye | lands; ▪
      serve the Lord with gladness
      and come before his | presence | with a | song.
   2. Be ye sure that the Lord | he is | God; ▪
      it is he that hath made us and not we ourselves
      we are his people | and the | sheep of∙his | pasture.
   3. O go your way into his gates with thanksgiving
      and into his | courts with | praise; ▪
      be thankful unto him and speak | good of | his | name.
   4. For the Lord is gracious, his mercy is | ever | lasting, ▪
      and his truth endureth from gene | ration∙to | gene | ration.

Glory …

1. THE EASTER ANTHEMS
   1 Corinthians 5: 7,8; Romans 6: 9-11; 1 Corinthians 15: 20-22
   1. Christ our passover has been | sacri∙ficed | for us, ▪
      therefore let us | cele | brate the | feast,
   2. Not with the old leaven of cor | ruption∙and | wickedness, ▪
      but with the unleavened | bread of∙sinc | erity∙and | truth.
   3. Christ, once raised from the dead | dies no | more; ▪
      death has no | more do | minion | over him.
   4. In dying, he died to sin | once for | all; ▪
      in | living,∙he | lives to | God.
   5. See yourselves therefore as | dead to | sin; ▪
      and alive to God in | Jesus | Christ our | Lord.
   6. Christ has been | raised∙from the | dead: ▪
      the | firstfruits∙of | those who | sleep.
   7. For as by | man came | death, ▪
      by man has come also the resur | rection | of the | dead.
   8. For as in | Adam∙all | die, ▪
      even so in Christ shall | all be | made a | live.

Glory …

1. THE EASTER ANTHEMS Traditional
   1 Corinthians 5: 7,8; Romans 6: 9-11; 1 Corinthians 15: 20-22
   1. Christ our passover is | sacri∙ficed | for us, ▪
      therefore | let us | keep the | feast,
   2. Not with the old leaven
      nor with the leaven of | malice∙and | wickedness: ▪
      but with the unleavened bread | of sin | cerity∙and | truth.
   3. Christ being raised from the dead | dieth∙no | more; ▪
      death hath no | more do | minion | over him.
   4. For in that he died, he died unto | sin | once; ▪
      but in that he liveth, he | liveth | unto | God.
   5. Likewise reckon ye also yourselves to be dead indeed | unto | sin; ▪
      but alive unto God through | Jesus | Christ our | Lord.
   6. Christ is | risen∙from the | dead: ▪
      and become the | first-fruits∙of | them that | slept.
   7. For since by | man came | death, ▪
      by man came also the resur | rection | of the | dead.
   8. For as in Adam | all | die, ▪
      even so in Christ shall | all be | made a | live.

Glory …

1. BENEDICTUS The Song of ZechariahLuke 1: 68-79 ELLC
   1. Blessèd be the Lord the | God of | Israel, ▪
      who has come to his | people∙and | set them | free.
   2. The Lord has raised up for us a | mighty | saviour, ▪
      born of the | house of∙his | servant | David.
   3. Through the holy prophets God | promised∙of | old ▪
      to save us from our enemies,
      from the | hands of | those who | hate us,
   4. to show | mercy∙to our | forebears, ▪
      and to re | member∙his | holy | covenant.
   5. This was the oath God swore to our | father | Abraham: ▪
      to set us | free∙from the | hand of∙our | enemies.
   6. Free to worship him with | out | fear, ▪
      holy and righteous before him | all the | days of∙our | life.
   7. And you, child, shall be called the prophet of the | Most | High, ▪
      for you will go before the | Lord∙to pre | pare his | way,
   8. To give his people knowledge | of sal | vation ▪
      by the for | giveness∙of | all their | sins.
   9. In the tender compassion | of our | God ▪
      the dawn from on | high shall | break up | on us.
   10. To shine on those who dwell in darknessS
       and the | shadow∙of | death, ▪
       and to guide our feet | into∙the | way of | peace.

Glory …

1. BENEDICTUS The Song of ZechariahLuke 1: 68-79 Traditional
   1. Blessèd be the Lord | God of | Israel, ▪
      for he hath visited | and re | deemed his | people,
   2. And hath raised up a mighty sal | vation | for us ▪
      in the | house of∙his | servant | David;
   3. As he spake by the mouth of his | holy | Prophets ▪
      which have been | since the | world be | gan;
   4. That we should be | saved∙from our | enemies, ▪
      and from the | hands of | all that | hate us,
   5. To perform the mercy | promised∙to our | forefathers, ▪
      and to re | member∙his | holy | covenant;
   6. To perform the oath which he sware to our | fore∙father | Abraham: ▪
      that | he would | give | us,
   7. That we being delivered out of the | hand of∙our | enemies ▪
      might serve | him with | out | fear,
   8. In holiness and | righteous∙ness be | fore him ▪
      all the | days | of our | life.
   9. And thou, child, shalt be called the | Prophet∙of the | Highest, ▪
      for thou shalt go before the face of the | Lord∙to pre | pare his | ways;
   10. To give knowledge of salvation | unto∙his | people, ▪
       for the re | mission | of their | sins,
   11. Through the tender mercy | of our | God ▪
       whereby the day-spring from on | high hath | visit∙ed | us,
   12. To give light to them that sit in darkness
       and in the | shadow∙of | death, ▪
       and to guide our feet | into∙the | way of | peace.

Glory …

1. BENEDICITE The Song of the Three 35-65
   1. Bless the Lord | all cre | ated things: ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   2. Bless the | Lord you | heavens: ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   3. Bless the Lord you | angels∙of the | Lord: ▪
      bless the | Lord all | you his | hosts.
   4. Bless the Lord you waters a | bove the | heavens: ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   5. Bless the Lord | sun and | moon: ▪
      bless the | Lord you | stars of | heaven.
   6. Bless the Lord all | rain and | dew: ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   7. Bless the Lord all | winds that | blow: ▪
      bless the | Lord you | fire and | heat.
   8. Bless the Lord scorching wind and | bitter | cold: ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   9. Bless the Lord dews and | falling | snows: ▪
      bless the | Lord you | nights and | days.
   10. Bless the Lord | light and | darkness: ▪
       sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   11. Bless the Lord | frost and | cold: ▪
       bless the | Lord you | ice and | snow.
   12. Bless the Lord | lightnings∙and | clouds: ▪
       sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   13. O let the earth | bless the | Lord; ▪
       bless the | Lord you | mountains∙and | hills.
   14. Bless the Lord all that | grows∙in the | ground: ▪
       sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   15. Bless the | Lord you | springs: ▪
       bless the | Lord you | seas and | rivers.
   16. Bless the Lord you whales and all that | swim∙in the | waters: ▪
       sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   17. Bless the Lord all | birds∙of the | air: ▪
       bless the | Lord you | beasts and | cattle.
   18. Bless the Lord all | men∙on the | earth: ▪
       sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   19. O people of God | bless the | Lord: ▪
       bless the | Lord you | priests∙of the | Lord.
   20. Bless the Lord you | servants∙of the | Lord: ▪
       sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   21. Bless the Lord all men of | upright | spirit: ▪
       bless the Lord you that are | holy∙and | humble∙in | heart.
   22. Bless the Father the Son and the | Holy | Spirit: ▪
       sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
2. BENEDICITEThe Song of the Three 35-65 Traditional
   1. O all ye works of the Lord | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
      praise him and | magni∙fy | him for | ever.
   2. O ye Angels of the Lord | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
      O ye | Heavens | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   3. O ye Waters that be above the Firmament | bless∙ye the | Lord. ▪
      O all ye Powers of the | Lord | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   4. O ye Sun and Moon | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
      O ye Stars of | Heaven | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   5. O ye Showers and Dew | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
      O ye Winds of | God | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   6. O ye Fire and Heat | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
      O ye Winter and | Summer | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   7. O ye Dews and Frosts | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
      O ye Frost and | Cold | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   8. O ye Ice and Snow | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
      O ye Nights and | Days | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   9. O ye Light and Darkness | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
      O ye Lightnings and | Clouds | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   10. O let the Earth | bless the | Lord: ▪
       yea let it praise him and | magni∙fy | him for | ever.
   11. O ye Mountains and Hills | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
       O all ye Green Things upon the | Earth | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   12. O ye Wells | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
       O ye Seas and | Floods | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   13. O ye Whales and all that move in the Waters | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
       O all ye Fowls of the | Air | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   14. O all ye Beasts and Cattle | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
       O ye Children of | Men | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   15. O let Israel | bless the | Lord: ▪
       praise him and | magni∙fy | him for | ever.
   16. O ye Priests of the Lord | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
       O ye Servants of the | Lord | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   17. O ye Spirits and Souls of the Righteous | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
       O ye holy and humble Men of | heart | bless∙ye the | Lord.
   18. O Ananias, Azarias, and Misael | bless∙ye the | Lord: ▪
       praise him and | magni∙fy | him for | ever.

Glory …

1. TE DEUM ELLC

Part 1

1. We praise you, O God,
   we acclaim you | as the | Lord; ▪
   all creation worships you,
   the | Father | ever | lasting.
2. To you all angels, all the | powers of | heaven, ▪
   the cherubim and seraphim, | sing in | endless | praise:
3. Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of | power and | might, ▪
   heaven and | earth are | full of∙your | glory.
4. The glorious company of a | postles | praise you; ▪
   the noble | fellowship∙of | prophets | praise you.
5. The white-robed army of | martyrs | praise you; ▪
   throughout the world, the | holy | Church ac | claims you:
6. Father, of majesty unbounded,
   your true and only Son, worthy | of all | praise, ▪
   the Holy Spirit, | advo | cate and | guide.

Part 2

1. You, Christ, are the | King of | glory, ▪
   the e | ternal | Son of∙the | Father.
2. When you took our flesh to | set us | free, ▪
   you humbly | chose the | Virgin’s | womb.
3. You overcame the | sting of | death ▪
   and opened the kingdom of | heaven∙to | all be | lievers.
4. You are seated at God’s right | hand in | glory: ▪
   we believe that you will | come to | be our | judge.
5. Come then, Lord, and | help your | people, ▪
   bought with the | price of | your own | blood,
6. and bring us | with your | saints ▪
   to | glory | ever | lasting.

Part 3

1. Save your people, Lord, and | bless your∙in | heritance: ▪
   govern and up | hold them | now and | always.
2. Day by | day we | bless you: ▪
   we | praise your | name for | ever.
3. Keep us today, Lord, | from all | sin: ▪
   have | mercy∙on us, | Lord, have | mercy.
4. Lord, show us your | love and | mercy, ▪
   for we | put our | trust in | you.
5. In you, Lord, | is our | hope, ▪
   let us | never∙be | put to | shame.

1. TE DEUM Traditional

Part 1

1. We praise | thee O | God, ▪
   we acknowledge | thee to | be the | Lord.
2. All the earth doth | worship | thee, ▪
   the | Father | ever | lasting.
3. To thee all angels cry aloud
   the heavens and all the | powers there | in, ▪
   to thee Cherubim and Seraphim con | tin∙ual | ly do | cry,
4. Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord | God∙of Sa | baoth: ▪
   heaven and earth are full of the | majes∙ty | of thy | glory.
5. The glorious company of the apostles | praise | thee; ▪
   the goodly fellowship of the | prophets | praise | thee.
6. The | noble | army ▪ of | martyrs | praise | thee.
7. The | holy | Church ▪
   throughout all the world | doth ac | knowledge | thee;
8. The Father of an | infin∙ite | majesty, ▪
   thine honourable, true, and only Son,
   also the | Holy | Spirit∙the | Comforter.

Part 2

1. Thou art the King of | glory∙O | Christ. ▪
   Thou art the ever | lasting | Son of∙the | Father.
2. When thou tookest upon thee to de | liver | man, ▪
   thou didst not ab | hor the | Virgin’s | womb.
3. When thou hadst overcome the | sharpness∙of | death, ▪
   thou didst open the kingdom of | heaven∙to | all be | lievers.
4. Thou sittest at the right | hand of | God, ▪
   in the | glory | of the | Father.
5. We be | lieve that | thou ▪ ⎵ shalt | come to | be our | judge.
6. We therefore pray thee | help thy | servants, ▪
   whom thou hast re | deemed∙with thy | precious | blood.
7. Make them to be numbered | with thy | saints ▪
   in | glory | ever | lasting.

Part 3

1. O Lord, save thy people and | bless thine | heritage:▪
   govern them and | lift them | up for | ever.
2. Day by day we | magni∙fy | thee: ▪
   and we worship thy Name ever, | world with | out | end.
3. Vouch | safe, O | Lord, ▪
   to | keep us∙this | day with∙out | sin.
4. O Lord, have | mercy∙up | on us, ▪
   have | mercy∙up | on | us.
5. O Lord, let thy mercy | lighten∙up | on us, ▪
   as our | trust | is in | thee.
6. O Lord, in | thee∙have I | trusted: ▪
   let me | never | be con | founded.

1. MAGNIFICAT The Song of the Virgin MaryLuke 1: 46-55 ELLC
   1. My soul proclaims the | greatness∙of the | Lord, ▪
      my spirit re | joices∙in | God my | Saviour,
   2. who has looked with favour on his | lowly | servant; ▪
      from this day all gene | rations∙will | call me | blessèd;
   3. the Almighty has done | great things | for me ▪
      and | holy | is his | name.
   4. God has mercy on | those who | fear him, ▪
      from gene | ration∙to | gene | ration.
   5. The Lord has shown | strength∙with his | arm ▪
      and scattered the | proud in | their con | ceit,
   6. casting down the mighty | from their | thrones ▪
      and | lifting | up the | lowly.
   7. God has filled the hungry with | good | things ▪
      and sent the | rich a | way | empty.
   8. He has come to the aid of his | servant | Israel ▪
      to re | member∙the | promise of | mercy,
   9. The promise | made to∙our | forebears, ▪
      to Abraham | and his | children∙for | ever.

Glory …

1. MAGNIFICAT The Song of the Virgin MaryLuke 1: 46-55
   Traditional
   1. My soul doth | magni∙fy the | Lord, ▪
      and my spirit hath re | joiced in | God my | Saviour.
   2. For | he∙hath re | garded ▪ ⎵
      the lowliness | of his | hand | maiden.
   3. For be | hold from | henceforth ▪
      all gener | ations∙shall | call me | blessèd.
   4. For he that is mighty hath | magni∙fied | me, ▪
      and | holy | is his | Name.
   5. And his mercy is on | them that | fear him ▪
      through | out all | gene | rations
   6. He hath showèd | strength∙with his | arm, ▪
      he hath scattered the proud, in the imagin | ation | of their | hearts.
   7. He hath put down the mighty | from their | seat ▪
      and hath ex | alted∙the | humble∙and | meek.
   8. He hath filled the hungry with | good | things ▪
      and the rich | he hath∙sent | empty∙a | way.
   9. He remembering his mercy hath holpen his | servant | Israel, ▪
      as he promised to our forefathers, Abraham | and his | seed for | ever.

Glory …

1. NUNC DIMITTIS The Song of SimeonLuke 2: 29-32 ELLC
   1. Now, Lord, you let your servant | go in | peace: ▪
      your | word has | been ful | filled.
   2. My own eyes have | seen the∙sal | vation ▪
      which you have prepared in the | sight of | every | people.
   3. A light to re | veal you∙to the | nations ▪
      and the | glory∙of your | people | Israel.

Glory …

1. NUNC DIMITTIS The Song of SimeonLuke 2: 29-32
   Traditional
   1. Lord, now lettest thou thy servant de | part in | peace: ▪
      ac | cording | to thy | word.
   2. For mine eyes have seen | thy sal | vation ▪
      which thou hast prepared be | fore the | face of∙all | people;
   3. To be a light to | lighten∙the | Gentiles ▪
      and to be the glory of thy | people | Isra | el.

Glory …

1. GREAT AND WONDERFULRevelation 15: 3,4 and 5: 13b
   1. Great and wonderful are your deeds Lord | God,∙the Al | mighty: ▪
      just and true are your | ways O | King∙of the | nations.
   2. Who shall not revere and praise your | name O | Lord? ▪
      for | you a | lone are | holy.
   3. All nations shall come and worship | in your | presence: ▪
      for your just | dealings∙have | been re | vealed.
   4. To him who sits on the throne and | to the | Lamb ▪
      be praise and honour, glory and might,
      for ever and | ever. | A | men.
2. URBS FORTITUDINISIsaiah 26: 1-4,7-8
   1. We have a | strong | city: ▪
      salvation will God ap | point for | walls and | bulwarks.
   2. Open | ye the | gates: ▪
      that the righteous nation which keepeth the | truth may | enter | in.
   3. Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace
      whose mind is | stayed on | thee▪
      be | cause he | trusteth∙in | thee.
   4. Trust ye in the | Lord for | ever: ▪
      for our rock of | ages | is the | Lord.
   5. The way of the | just is | uprightness; ▪
      thou that art upright dost di | rect the | path∙of the | just.
   6. Yea in the way of thy judgments O Lord have we | waited∙for | thee; ▪
      the desire of our soul is to thy Name, |
      and∙to the re | membrance∙of | thee.

Glory …

1. SAVIOUR OF THE WORLD

Suitable for use in penitential seasons

1. Jesus, Saviour of the world,
   come to us | in your | mercy: ▪
   we look to | you to | save and | help us.
2. By your cross and your life laid down
   you set your | people | free: ▪
   we look to | you to | save and | help us.
3. When they were ready to perish you | saved∙your dis | ciples: ▪
   we look to | you to | come to∙our | help.
4. In the greatness of your mercy, loose us | from our | chains, ▪
   forgive the | sins of | all your | people.
5. Make yourself known as our Saviour and | mighty∙De | liverer; ▪
   save and | help us∙that | we may | praise you.
6. Come now and dwell with us | Lord Christ | Jesus:▪
   hear our | prayer∙and be | with us | always.
7. And when you | come in∙your | glory:▪
   make us to be one with you
   and to share the life of your | kingdom. | A | men.

1. BLESS THE LORDThe Song of the Three 29-34
   1. Bless the Lord the | God of∙our | forebears, ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   2. Bless his holy and | glori∙ous | name, ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   3. Bless him in his holy and | glori∙ous | temple, ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   4. Bless him who be | holds the | depths, ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   5. Bless him seated be | tween the | cherubim, ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   6. Bless him on the | throne of∙his | kingdom, ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   7. Bless him in the | heights of | heaven, ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
   8. Bless the Father the Son and the | Holy | Spirit, ▪
      sing his | praise∙and ex | alt him∙for | ever.
2. GLORY AND HONOURRevelation 4: 11 and 5: 9, 10, 13b
   1. Glory and | honour∙and | power ▪
      are yours by | right O | Lord our | God.
   2. For you cre | ated | all things ▪
      and by your | will they | have their | being.
   3. Glory and | honour∙and | power ▪
      are yours by | right O | Lamb∙for us | slain;
   4. For by your blood you ransomed | us for | God ▪
      from every race and language
      from | every | people∙and | nation.
   5. To make us a | kingdom of | priests, ▪
      to stand and | serve be | fore our | God.
   6. To him who sits on the throne and | to the | Lamb ▪
      be praise and honour, glory and might,
      for ever and | ever. | A | men.
3. THE SONG OF CHRIST’S GLORYPhilippians 2: 6-11
   1. Christ Jesus was in the | form of | God, ▪
      but he did not | cling∙to e | quality∙with | God.
   2. He emptied himself, taking the | form∙of a | servant, ▪
      and was | born∙in our | human | likeness.
   3. And being found in human form he | humbled∙him | self, ▪
      and became obedient unto death, | even | death∙on a | cross.
   4. Therefore God has | highly∙ex | alted him, ▪
      and bestowed on him the | name a∙bove | every | name.
   5. That at the name of Jesus every | knee should | bow, ▪
      in heaven and on | earth and | under∙the | earth;
   6. and every tongue confess that Jesus | Christ is | Lord, ▪
      to the glory of God the | Father. | A | men.
4. THE SONG OF ISAIAHIsaiah 12: 2-6
   1. Surely God is | my sal | vation; ▪
      I will | trust,∙and will | not∙be a | fraid.
   2. for the Lord God is my | strength∙and my | might; ▪
      he has be | come | my sal | vation.
   3. With joy you will draw water from the | wells of∙sal | vation. ▪
      And you will say in that day:
      Give thanks to the | Lord, | call on∙his | name;
   4. Make known his deeds a | mong the | nations; ▪
      pro | claim∙that his | name is∙ex | alted.
   5. Sing praises to the Lord, for | he has∙done | gloriously; ▪
      let this be | known in | all the | earth.
   6. Shout aloud and sing for joy, O | royal | Zion, ▪
      for great in your midst is the | Holy | One of | Israel.
   7. Glory …
5. THE SONG OF WISDOMWisdom 7: 26–8: 1
   1. Wisdom is the brightness of eternal light,
      the spotless mirror of God’s | power at | work, ▪
      the | image | of God’s | goodness.
   2. Wisdom is but one, yet | she can∙do | all things; ▪
      herself un | changing,∙she makes | all things | new.
   3. Age after age, she enters holy souls
      and makes them friends of | God, and | prophets, ▪
      beloved of | God as | her com | panions.
   4. Wisdom is more beautiful | than the | sun, ▪
      surpassing every constel | lation | of the | stars.
   5. Her radiance is greater than the | light of | day; ▪
      for day’s light is | followed | by the | night.
   6. Against wisdom no | evil∙can pre | vail; ▪
      she reaches mightily from one end of the earth to the other,
      and | orders | all things | well.

Glory …

1. ECCE NUNCPsalm 134
   1. Come bless the Lord, all you | servants∙of the | Lord: ▪
      you that by night | stand∙in the | house of∙the | Lord.
   2. Lift up your hands toward the holy place and | bless the | Lord: ▪
      may the Lord bless you from Zion,
      the | Lord who∙made | heaven∙and | earth.

Glory …

1. CANTATE DOMINOPsalm 98
   1. O sing unto the Lord a | new | song; ▪
      for | he hath∙done | marvel∙lous | things.
   2. With his own right hand, and with his | holy | arm ▪
      hath he | gotten∙him | self the | victory.
   3. The Lord declared | his sal | vation; ▪
      his righteousness
      hath he openly | showed∙in the | sight of∙the | heathen.
   4. He hath remembered his mercy and truth
      towards the | house of | Israel, ▪
      and all the ends of the world have seen the sal | vation | of our | God.
   5. Show yourselves joyful unto the Lord, | all ye | lands: ▪
      sing, re | joice and | give | thanks.
   6. Praise the Lord up | on the | harp: ▪
      sing to the | harp∙with a | psalm of | thanksgiving.
   7. With trumpets | also∙and | shawms, ▪
      O show yourselves joyful be | fore the | Lord the | King.
   8. Let the sea make a noise, and all that | therein | is; ▪
      the round world, and | they that | dwell there | in.
   9. Let the floods clap their hands,
      and let the hills be joyful together be | fore the | Lord; ▪
      for he | cometh to | judge the | earth.
   10. With righteousness shall he | judge the | world, ▪
       and the | people | with | equity.

Glory …

1. DEUS MISEREATURPsalm 67
   1. God be merciful unto | us and | bless us; ▪
      and shew us the light of his countenance, and be | merci∙ful | unto | us,
   2. That thy way may be | known up∙on | earth, ▪
      thy saving | health a∙mong | all | nations.
   3. Let the people | praise thee∙O | God, ▪
      yea let | all the | people | praise thee.
   4. O let the nations re | joice∙and be | glad; ▪
      for thou shalt judge the folk righteously,
      and govern the | nations∙up | on | earth.
   5. Let the people | praise thee∙O | God, ▪
      yea, let | all the | people | praise thee.
   6. Then shall the earth bring | forth her | increase, ▪
      and God, even our own God, shall | give us | his | blessing.
   7. God | shall | bless us; ▪
      and all the | ends∙of the | world shall | fear him.

Glory …

1. A SONG OF THE LIGHT

1. Hail, gladdening light, of his pure glory poured,
   Who is the immortal Father, heavenly, blest,
   Holiest of holies, Jesus Christ our Lord.
2. Now we are come to the sun’s hour of rest.
   The lights of evening round us shine:
   We hymn the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit divine.
3. Worthiest art thou at all times to be sung
   With undefiled tongue.
   Son of our God, giver of life, alone:
   Therefore in all the world thy glories, Lord, they own.