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In voluntate tua
Staff Notation • Sacred, Entrance songs
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In voluntate tua by Robert Hugill — Lyrics
In voluntate tua, Domine, universa sunt posita
et non est, qui possit resistere voluntati tuae.
Tu enim fecisti omnia, caelum et terram,
universaque caeli ambitu continentur.
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About In voluntate tua
The composer Robert Hugill sets a Latin text for SSATTB voices in this sacred work. The words express profound submission to God's will, asserting that all things are subject to it and that nothing can resist it. The text emphasizes God's role as the creator of all, including the heavens and the earth, and proclaims God as the Lord of all. It then transitions to a declaration of blessedness for the undefiled, those who walk in the law of the Lord. This motet offers a rich harmonic setting for a text of deep theological reflection and commitment, suitable as an entrance song.
