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All-conquering Lord, whom sinners adore
Staff Notation • Sacred, Hymns
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All-conquering Lord, whom sinners adore by Thomas Clark — Lyrics
Allconquering Lord, whom sinners adore,
Remember thy word, and stir up thy power,
Drive Satan before thee, his advocates chase:
Or let them adore thee, or yield to thy grace.
O pity, and spare, and save them from death,
Pluck’d out of his snare, snatch’d out of his teeth;
Almighty redeemer, to whom all things bow,
Cast down the blasphemer, and rescue them now.
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About All-conquering Lord, whom sinners adore
Thomas Clark's hymn, All-conquering Lord, whom sinners adore, is a powerful call to divine intervention. Set for SATB choir in English, it expresses a fervent plea for God's might to overcome sin and Satan's influence. The text implores the Lord to rescue those ensnared by evil, urging divine action to defeat blasphemy and reclaim souls. It speaks of God's purchase, a reminder of sacrifice, and demands that Satan acknowledge Christ's supreme dominion over all realms. The hymn concludes with a profound request for mercy and repentance, seeking salvation for those described as children of wrath. This sacred piece resonates with a deep yearning for spiritual deliverance and the ultimate triumph of good.
