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Dominion
Staff Notation • Sacred
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2 editions of this piece
Different typesettings and voicings of the same work. This page shows the main edition; the others are below.
STB · Barry Johnston
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Dominion by Jeremiah Ingalls — Lyrics
1. Come, ye Christians, sing the praises
Of your condescending God;
Come, and hymn the blessed Jesus,
Who hath washed us in his blood.
We are poor, and weak, and silly,
And to every evil prone:
Yet our Jesus loves us freely,
And receives us for his own.
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About Dominion
Jeremiah Ingalls’ Dominion is a hymn setting in English for STB voices. It opens with a declamatory unison statement that soon blossoms into imitative texture, with the vocal lines weaving together in four-part harmony. The text, a devotional anthem, calls Christians to praise their God and Jesus, acknowledging human frailty while celebrating God’s redeeming love and the spiritual power granted to believers. The music reflects this message of humble devotion and confident praise, building towards moments of jubilant affirmation, particularly in the recurring refrain of 'Power, and glory, and dominion'.
