Praise God from whom all blessings flow(Doxology)

"Praise God from whom all blessings flow" is one of the most universally recognized doxologies in Christian worship. Often sung as a powerful hymn of thanksgiving, it calls on all creation, both here on earth and the heavenly host above, to lift their voices in praise to the Holy Trinity. In our Nigerian parishes, this majestic tune is a staple during the presentation of gifts or as a triumphant recessional, uniting the entire congregation in a shared moment of profound gratitude.

The arrangement presented here features the classic words of Thomas Ken set to the familiar Geneva Psalter melody, complete with a second verse that expands on the Trinitarian theme: praising the Father as the source, the Son as the course, and the Spirit as the flow. For a choir, the steady, chordal progression offers a wonderful opportunity to focus on blend and majestic phrasing. It is a piece that requires no complex vocal gymnastics, yet its simple, soaring harmony brings a sense of awe and reverence to the liturgy, reminding us that every good thing we have comes directly from God.