English poem
Fourth PART
by John Barnard (1815–1882)
Iehovah's Glory shall endure, Forevermore most bright. When God reviews his various Works, He's pleased with the Sight. If he, upon this solid Earth, But cast an angry Look, It trembles; if he touch the Mounts, They vanish into Smoke. Unto Iehovah I will sing, As long as I shall live; While I my Breath, and Being, have, Praise to my God I'll give. This shall be grateful to the Lord, To hear my thankful Voice; While in Iehovah, and his Works, I greatly will rejoice. Let Sinners fail from off the Earth, And th' Impious cease to be: My Soul, bless thou the Lord, let all To praise the Lord agree.