Wayne
Tempus faciendi, Domine.
Tomorrow's post on This Day in Presbyterian History includes reference to the hymn Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand.
That in turn led to a bit of a search on the web and of course the Puritan Board pops up, this time with a post by Jenny.
At that time Jenny said that she preferred, but could not find, the tune Gresham.
Since no one offered it at that time, here is one web page where it is available:
† Free Music Backing Files for Churches - Piano, Band, Pipe Organ †
Looking at the words of the hymn, I see some similarity to the RPCNA psalmody at Psalm 84:7 --
Advancing still from strength to strength,
They go where other saints have trod,
Till each to Zion comes at last,
And stands before the face of God.
That in turn led to a bit of a search on the web and of course the Puritan Board pops up, this time with a post by Jenny.
At that time Jenny said that she preferred, but could not find, the tune Gresham.
Since no one offered it at that time, here is one web page where it is available:
† Free Music Backing Files for Churches - Piano, Band, Pipe Organ †
Looking at the words of the hymn, I see some similarity to the RPCNA psalmody at Psalm 84:7 --
Advancing still from strength to strength,
They go where other saints have trod,
Till each to Zion comes at last,
And stands before the face of God.
