Score Video: LSB 703 How Can I Thank You, Lord-Lutheran Hymn Sing

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Lutheran Service Book 703
"How Can I Thank You, Lord"
Text: David Denicke, 1603-80; tr. August Crull, 1845-1923, alt.
Tune: O GOTT, DU FROMMER GOTT; "Neu-vermehrtes . . . Gesangbuch", 3rd ed., Meiningen, 1693; setting: "The Lutheran Hymnal", 1941
Text and Music: Public Domain
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0:00 - Intro
0:18 - Stanza 1
0:52 - Stanza 2
1:27 - Stanza 3
2:02 - Stanza 4
2:37 - Stanza 5
3:16 - End cards
How can I thank You, Lord,
For all Your loving-kindness,
That You have patiently
Borne with me in my blindness!
When dead in many sins
And trespasses I lay,
I kindled, holy God,
Your anger ev’ry day.
It is Your work alone
That I am now converted;
O’er Satan’s work in me
You have Your pow’r asserted.
Your mercy and Your grace
That rise afresh each morn
Have turned my stony heart
Into a heart newborn.
Lord, You have raised me up
To joy and exultation
And clearly shown the way
That leads me to salvation.
My sins are washed away;
For this I thank You, Lord.
Now with my heart and soul
All evil I abhor.
Grant that Your Spirit’s help
To me be always given
Lest I should fall again
And lose the way to heaven.
Grant that He give me strength
In my infirmity;
May He renew my heart
To serve You willingly.
O Father, God of love,
Now hear my supplication;
O Savior, Son of God,
Accept my adoration;
O Holy Spirit, be
My ever faithful guide
That I may serve You here
And there with you abide.