Doxology (Al Dios de Bondad)
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Doxology (Al Dios de Bondad)
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Oh shout unto God with joy in all the earth,
come together before Him
with gladness and with praise.
Know that the Lord has made us,
we are His alone,
singing His praises now and ever more.
Praise God from whom all blessings flow,
praise Him all ye creatures here below.
Praise Him above all ye heavenly hosts,
praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
Oh gather before His throne and praise His name,
Lord of mercy and faithful love that never ends.
Called to be holy people,
we are His alone,
singing His praises now and ever more
Al Padre, Al Hijoy Al Espirito,
Alabanzas y gracias amor y verdad.
Al Padre, Al Hijoy Al Espirito,
cielo y tierra alaben Al Dios de Bondad.
Oh, shout unto God
with joy in all the earth
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