Hallowed be Thy name.
Luke 11:2
Words: Henry A. Martin, 1870. The original version had eight verses of four lines, of which four verses were published in Church Hymns, 1872.
Music: Fides Clement C. Scholefield, in Church Hymns, 1874 (🔊 pdf nwc).
If you know where to get a good photo of Martin (head & shoulders, at least 200×300 pixels),
Sing aloud Jehovah’s praises
Tell abroad the awful name;
Heav’n the ceaseless anthem raises,
Let the earth her God proclaim—
God, the hope of every nation,
God, the source of consolation,
Holy, blessèd Trinity!
This the name from ancient ages
Hidden in its dazzling light;
This the name that kings and sages
Prayed and strove to know aright,
Through God’s wondrous incarnation
Now revealed the world’s salvation,
Ever blessèd Trinity!
Into this great name and holy
We all tribes and tongues baptize;
Thus the Highest owns the lowly,
Homeward, heav’nward, bids them rise,
Gathers them from every nation,
Bids them join in adoration,
Of the blessèd Trinity!
In this name the heart rejoices,
Pouring forth its secret prayer;
In this name we lift our voices
And our common faith declare,
Offering praise and supplication,
And the thankful life’s oblation,
To the blessèd Trinity!
Still Thy name o’er earth and ocean
Shall be carried, God is Love,
Whispered by the heart’s devotion,
Echoed by the choirs above,
Hallowed through all worlds forever,
Lord of life the only giver,
Blessèd, glorious Trinity!