English poem
Second PART
by John Barnard (1815–1882)
For, such as want, and helpless are, He'll free; when they his Help implore. The destitute, in Pity, spare; And save the Souls shall of the Poor From Fraud, and Violence, he will Redeem their Soul, by his great Might; Their Blood, unjustly sought to spill, Shall very dear be in his Sight. And he shall live; and Sheba's Gold, To Him as Tribute shall be paid; Daily his Name shall be extol'd, While constant Pray'rs are for him made. Corn, sprinkled on the Mountains Top, Like Lebanon, shall shake, and sound, So full the Ears, so thick the Crop; In Cities Men, like Grass, abound. His Name forever shall endure, And be transmitted with the Sun; All Nations Bliss, from him, procure, And him proclaim the blessed One. Bless'd be Iehovah, God most High, The God of fav'rite Isr'el's Seed; From him alone, in Earth, and Sky, The Things that wond'rous are proceed. And blessed be his glorious Name Forever; let the whole Earth then Be filled with his glorious Fame. To which we shout, Amen; Amen.