Oh, For a Thousand Tongues to Sing (Tune: Lyngham - 5vv) [with lyrics for congregations]

"Oh, For a Thousand Tongues to Sing" was written by the great English hymn writer Charles Wesley in 1739.

The tune is 'Lyngham' by Thomas Jarman, written around 1803.

It is performed by The New Irish Choir and Orchestra.

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[lorinacox]

Old hymns are powerful songs. It renews your mind if you truly read them, understand, and sing them from your heart ❤️

[NbsDigitals]

woo praise God our lord jesus christ greetings from india 🇮🇳

[stevemaylor]

A beautiful hymn … memories of me singing my heart out 60 odd years ago … thank you Lord for a wonderful life!

[holygrace]

Beautyful worship Song.
Thank you. The lovingkindness of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you.
Kindest regards from Helga, Germany

[proviabalfour]

This song reminds me of my dearest sister who passed away may God bless her in internal peace until we meet again in heaven ❤ ♥ Amen 🙏.

[gavinowen]

My favourite hymn of all time!....always has me in tears espiecially this version...

[tracysimpson]

What a wonderful uplifting hymn to sing the glory of our wonderful Lord and Saviour Jesus!! Thank you Lord!

[readwithme]

My favorite rendition of the song. Love love love it. Powerful sweet hymn. Choir here does it justice. Shout out to the band

[relaxnow]

Real powerful singing ALL FOR THE GLORY OF THE blessed so

[yvonnewratten]

I remember singing this at 10yrs old at brighton methodist church .

[potlapeter]

Wow wonderful never have i heard such wonderful hymn. I have been searching for this song for a long time . Thank you God bless you

[audspod]

What a powerful hymn of praise to our Lord and Saviour.

[paulinewarren]

Jesus thank you for loving us so much you gave up yourself for us Amen 🙏🏻

[remidee]

I love love love this hymn! So beautiful, so powerful

[mkl]

This beloved hymn goes well with the following passages of Scripture: Mark 3:20-35, Genesis 3:9-15, Psalm 61:1-5, 8, and 2 Corinthians 4:13-18.

[shobhaiyer]

All praise and worship to our Redeeming King and Saviour

[philipnorris]

This hymn reminds me of a vicar's wife I used to know, who has recently passed away; R.I.P. Rose, now with her Lord.

[SantaFe]

The same song can make you falls asleep or give you goosebumps depending on how it is played. This melody sounds closer to the original one than the most commonly played one.

[rwm]

I hope in heaven they sing like this, it's perfect!

[beatricemensah]

Old hymes reminds me of the olden days