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Composer: Iyke Hermeson
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Format: Solfa
Language: English
Pages: 4 pages

God Of Israel by Iyke Hermeson — Lyrics

[CHORUS] God of Israel, mighty Messiah, we come before Thee. Come before Thee, O lend Thine ear and harken to Thy children. Unto Thee our pray'r ascend, unto Thee our pray'r ascend. We will praise Thy holy name, We will praise and bless Thy name, We will praise and bless Thy name. For Thy goodness and Thy mercy, For Thy goodness and Thy mercy we will praise Thy name. For ever, for ever, ever more. For Thy goodness and Thy mercy we will praise Thy name for ever more. For ever more, we will praise Thy name for ever more, For ever more, ever more. [SOLO] O sing praises to Messiah, Come before Him with thanksgiving, And rejoice in His mercy, oh! sing praises to His name. Oh! sing praises to Messiah, Come before Him with song of gladness.
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About God Of Israel

"God of Israel" is a vibrant and majestic call to worship, composed by Iyke Hermeson. The piece opens with a grand choral invocation to the "Mighty Messiah," setting a reverent yet joyful tone as the choir approaches the altar. It beautifully captures the spirit of a congregation gathering in thanksgiving, asking God to lend His ear to the prayers of His children.

As the song unfolds, it shifts into a lively, spirited solo section that invites all nations to rejoice. The soloist calls the people to come before the Lord with thanksgiving, song, and gladness, even urging them to praise Him with the flute and harp. This dynamic contrast between the sweeping full-choir harmonies and the bright, rhythmic solo passages makes it an engaging piece for both the singers and the congregation.

With its repeated, energetic declarations to praise God's name forevermore, this anthem is a wonderful choice for Entrance processions or festive celebrations. It carries a sense of triumphant joy that perfectly fits high feast days and moments of profound thanksgiving in the life of the church.