O How Love I Thy Law

Words:
Psalms 19:7-13, Arranged
Music:
James McGranahan

Sheet music

  1. 1Unspotted is the fear of God,And ever doth endure;The judgments of the Lord are truthAnd righteousness most pure.“O how love I Thy law,O how love I Thy law;It is my meditation all the day;O how love I Thy law,O how love I Thy law;It is my meditation all the day. (all the day.)”
  2. 2They more than gold, yea, much find gold,To be desired are,Than honey from the honeycombThat droppeth sweeter far.“O how love I Thy law,O how love I Thy law;It is my meditation all the day;O how love I Thy law,O how love I Thy law;It is my meditation all the day. (all the day.)”
  3. 3Moreover they, Thy servant warn,How he his life should frame,A great reward provided isFor them that keep the same.“O how love I Thy law,O how love I Thy law;It is my meditation all the day;O how love I Thy law,O how love I Thy law;It is my meditation all the day. (all the day.)”
  4. 4Who can his errors understand?From secret faults me cleanse;Thy servant also keep Thou backFrom all presumptuous sins.“O how love I Thy law,O how love I Thy law;It is my meditation all the day;O how love I Thy law,O how love I Thy law;It is my meditation all the day. (all the day.)”
  5. 5And do not suffer them to haveDominion over me;I shall be righteous, then, and fromThe great transgression free.“O how love I Thy law,O how love I Thy law;It is my meditation all the day;O how love I Thy law,O how love I Thy law;It is my meditation all the day. (all the day.)”

In the hymnals

  • Written in 1883, the words are in 39 hymnals indexed by Hymnary.org. Their history →

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