DOWNLOAD CATHOLIC HYMN MP3: All The Earth Proclaim The Lord
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All the Earth Proclaim the Lord is a popular Catholic entrance song sung at masses, a hymn that signifies the entry of the priest, and beckons on the lay faithful to rise and brace themselves for the liturgy of the word as the mass commences.
The hymn has also become popular the world over today. There are certain hymns that have become very popular over time due to their simplicity, and the messages they convey.
Hymns are very useful in the life of Christians, as scripture admonishes us to sing hymns and sacred songs to God.
Even Jesus Christ sang hymn with His disciples after the last supper, and before His departure to the garden of Gethsemane, where He was betrayed by Judas Iscariot, one of His disciples.
From that garden, our Lord was crucified without a fault of His own, but the chastisement of our peace was upon Him, for “…he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed”. (Isaiah 53:7)
“All The Earth Proclaim The Lord” is Taken from Psalm 100
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According to Godsongs, this setting of Psalm 100 was written by French Roman Catholic Spiritan (Holy Ghost) priest and composer Lucien Deiss CSSp (1921-2007).
It was first published in Biblical Hymns and Psalms, Volume 1 in 1965, and this book is still available today from by World Library Publications. The same tune was used for a French-language setting which was published in Sur la lyre a dix cordes (1952).
With meter 4.5.6.4 with refrain, the tune has been named DEISS 100 by a hymnal editor – it’s not clear if this name was widely used – and it has a 6/8 time signature. The original publication was in the key of B♭, and the first few notes in this key are B c d d d c B G.
It has been included in various other publications from WLP, and “Toda la Tierra”, a Spanish-language translation by Ronald Krisman (b 1946), was included in Oramos Cantando = We Pray In Song, published in 2013.
It was also included in Together in Song: Australian hymn book II, published in 1999 – and it was known in New Zealand prior to that.
The original English-language text included a lot of masculine language for both God and God’s people. Over the years, many pastoral musicians have made subtle changes to the latter, eg “Yes He is our Father; we are his sons” became “Yes God is our Father, we are his own.” – making it difficult to find the original text on the internet. It is not clear which, if any, of these changes were sanctioned by Deiss himself.
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