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All ye that fear Him, praise the Lord

Analysis of the Psalm 22 cento "All ye that fear Him, praise the Lord," compiled by Charles Haddon Spurgeon.

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"All ye that fear Him, praise the Lord" is a four-stanza composite hymn based on Psalm 22. It was published in Charles Haddon Spurgeon's Our Own Hymn Book (1866) as Part III of Psalm 22 (No. 22).

The composition draws from multiple historic psalmody sources. The first stanza is taken from Thomas Sternhold's sixteenth-century rendering in the Old Version (1562). The second and third stanzas are drawn from Nahum Tate and Nicholas Brady's New Version (1696). The fourth stanza was composed by Spurgeon himself, based on the themes and phrasing of the Old Version.

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