Poems of religion and society.: With notices of his life and character by John Davis and T. H. Benton.

o0, ALL YE PEOPLE CLAP YOUR HANDS.
0, ALL YE PEOPLE, CLAP YOUR HANDS.
0, ALL ye people, clap your hands,
Shout unto God with holy mirth;
In fearful majesty he stands;
He is the Monarch of the earth:
Before us nations he subdues,
And prostrates kingdoms at our feet;
For us a portion he shall choose
In favored Jacob's chose.seat.
God, with a shout, to heaven ascends;
Sing praises to our God and King:
Hark! the loud tempest ether rends;
Sing praises, praises, praises sing.
His power Creation's orb sustains;
Sing hymns of praise to him alone:
Jehovah o'er the nations reigns;
He sits upon his holy throne.
See gathering princes, Dn of might,
In crowds from earti's remotest shore,
With us in worship all unite,
And Abraham's God with us adore:
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