I need to know the title of a old hymnal.  Its first verse is The Lord bless thee and keep thee?
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It's a  benediction.\n\nTHE LORD BLESS THEE, by Chuck Butler\n\nThe Lord Bless thee\nand keep thee\nThe Lord make his face\nto shine upon thee\nand be gracious unto thee\nand be gracious unto thee\n\nthe Lord lift up\n(the Lord lift up) echo\nHis countenance\n(His countenance) echo\nupon thee and give thee peace
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1. I'm not going to e-mail you! Just give me my ten points, mate!\n\n2. Here is an old hymn with a similar beginnining.\n\n"Dear Shepherd of Thy People, Hear"\nWords: John Newton, Olney Hymns (London: W. Oliver, 1779). \nMusic: "Somerset," William Henry Hewlett (1837-1940) \n\nDear Shepherd of Thy people, hear;\nThy presence now display;\nAs Thou hast given a place for prayer,\nSo give us hearts to pray.\n\nO Lord, our languid souls inspire,\nFor here, we trust, thou art!\nSend down a coal of heav'nly fire,\nTo warm each waiting heart.\n\nShow us some token of Thy love,\nOur fainting hope to raise;\nAnd pour Thy blessings from above,\nThat we may render praise.\n\nWithin these walls let holy peace\nAnd love and concord dwell;\nHere give the troubled conscience ease,\nThe wounded spirit heal.\n\nThe feeling heart, the melting eye,\nThe humble mind bestow;\nAnd shine upon us from on high,\nTo make our graces grow!\n\nMay we in faith receive Thy Word,\nIn faith present our prayers;\nAnd, in the presence of our Lord,\nUnbosom all our cares.\n\nAnd may the Gospel's joyful sound\nEnforced by mighty grace,\nAwaken many sinners round,\nTo come and fill the place.\nhttp://www.cyberhymnal.org/htm/d/e/dearshep.htm\nhttp://www.blueletterbible.org/hymns/htm_d_e_dearshep.html\n\n 3. All it took was a simple internet search using part of your own question (details below).
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maybe this will help it is a sermon about that same subject\nhttp://mcdonald.southern.edu/sermons/00/0520.htm\nGOD BLESS
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http://www.combichrist.com/ Here is there home page. The Song is GOD BLESS
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the national anthem of the Netherlands\n\n1. William of Nassau, \nI am of Germanic blood, \nDedicate undying \nFaith to this land of mine. \nA prince I am, undaunted, \nOf Orange, ever free, \nTo the king of Spain I've granted \nA lifelong loyalty. \n\n2. I 've ever tried to live in \nThe fear of God's command \nAnd therefore I've been driven, \nFrom people, home, and land, \nBut God, I trust, will rate me \nHis willing instrument \nAnd one day reinstate me \nInto my government. \n\n3. Let no despair betray you, \nMy subjects true and good. \nThe Lord will surely stay you \nThough now you are pursued. \nHe who would live devoutly \nMust pray God day and night \nTo throw His power about me \nAs champion of your right. \n\n4. Life and my all for others \nI sacrificed, for you! \nAnd my illustrious brothers \nProved their devotion too. \nCount Adolf, more's the pity, \nFell in the Frisian fray, \nAnd in the eternal city \nAwaits the judgement day. \n\n5. I, nobly born, descended \nFrom an imperial stock. \nAn empire's prince, defended \nBraving the battle's shock \nHeroically and fearless \nAs pious Christian ought\nWith my life's blood the peerless \nGospel of God our Lord. \n\n6. A shield and my reliance, \nO God, Thou ever wert. \nI'll trust unto Thy guidance. \nO leave me not ungirt. \nThat I may stay a pious \nServant of Thine for aye \nAnd drive the plagues that try us \nAnd tyranny away. \n\n7. My God, I pray thee, save me \nFrom all who do pursue \nAnd threaten to enslave me, \nThy trusted servant true. \nO Father, do not sanction \nTheir wicked, foul design, \nDon't let them wash their hands in \nThis guiltless blood of mine. \n\n8. O David, thou soughtest shelter \nFrom King Saul's tyranny. \nEven so I fled this welter \nAnd many a lord with me. \nBut God the Lord did save me \nFrom exile and its hell \nAnd, in His mercy, gave him \nA realm in Israel. \n\n9. Fear not 't will rain sans ceasing \nThe clouds are bound to part. \nI bide that sight so pleasing \nUnto my princely heart, \nWhich is that I with honor \nEncounter death in war, \nAnd meet in heaven my Donor, \nHis faithful warrior. \n\n10. Nothing so moves my pity \nAs seeing through these lands, \nField, village, town and city \nPillaged by roving hands. \nO that the Spaniards rape thee, \nMy Netherlands so sweet, \nThe thought of that does grip me \nCausing my heart to bleed. \n\n11. A stride on steed of mettle \nI've waited with my host \nThe tyrant's call to battle, \nWho durst not do his boast. \nFor, near Maastricht ensconced, \nHe feared the force I wield. \nMy horsemen saw one bounce it \nBravely across the field. \n\n12. Surely, if God had willed it, \nWhen that fierce tempest blew, \nMy power would have stilled it, \nOr turned its blast from you \nBut He who dwells in heaven, \nWhence all our blessings flow, \nFor which aye praise be given, \nDid not desire it so. \n\n13. Steadfast my heart remaineth \nIn my adversity \nMy princely courage straineth \nAll nerves to live and be. \nI've prayed the Lord my Master \nWith fervid heart and tense \nTo save me from disaster \nAnd prove my innocence. \n\n14. Alas! my flock. To sever \nIs hard on us. Farewell. \nYour Shepherd wakes, wherever \nDispersed you may dwell, \nPray God that He may ease you. \nHis Gospel be your cure. \nWalk in the steps of Jesu \nThis life will not endure. \n\n15. Unto the Lord His power \nI do not confession make \nThat ne'er at any hour \nIll of the King I spake. \nBut unto God, the greatest \nOf Majesties I owe \nObedience first and latest, \nFor Justice wills it so.\n\n"The Wilhelmus" as the anthem is known, has 15 eight-line verses (the first and sixth verses make up the official anthem). Based on older songs, the Wilhelmus takes the form of an acrostic on the name of William of Orange, the leader of the Dutch revolt against Philip II of Spain.\n\nSo I guess this guy kick the King of Spain's a$$ and &quot
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Go to cyberhymnal.com and it will tell you all you need to know on old hymns like that.
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Maher-shalal-hash-baz (Isaiah 8:1)\n\nmy dad taught me that when I was a kid and I never forgot :)
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It is old English. check merriam-webster dictionary.com
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I used BibleGateway.com and did a Keyword search for "music" - I got 106 hits from the entire Bible (New International Version), some of which named more than one instrument.  For example, 1 Chronicles 15:16 names lyres, harps and cymbals.\n\nIt might be useful for you to play around with.
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Free sheet music download at http://www.mfiles.co.uk/scores/bringing-in-the-sheaves.pdf\n\nListen or download MIDI at http://www.PreciousLordTakeMyHand.com/midi/BringingIn.mid\n\nBringing in the Sheaves is a popular hymn used almost exclusively by Protestant Christians. The lyrics were written in 1874 by Knowles Shaw, who was inspired by Psalm 126:6, "He who goes out weeping, carrying seed to sow, will return with songs of joy, carrying sheaves with him." Shaw also wrote music for these words, but they are now usually set to a tune by George Minor, written in 1880.
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It is "This little light of mine"\nHere is a link to a site with the words and midi music to that song and many others.\nhttp://www.biblestudycharts.com/Childrens_Hymns.html
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Psalms 30:5.\n\nThe New King James Version has the exact wording you used.
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All creation cries to You\nWorshiping in Spirit and in truth\nGlory to the Faithful One\nJesus Christ, God's Son\nAll creation gives You praise\nYou alone are truly great\nYou are alone are God who reigns\nFor Eternity... (Y EAHHHH!!!!) woo ^_^\n\nGod is great And His praise\nFills the earth Fills the heavens\nAnd Your name will be praised\nThrough all the world\nGod is great Sing His Praise\nAll the earth All the heavens\nCause we're living for the Glory of Your Name, Glory of Your Name\n\nAll to You oh God we bring\nJesus teach us how to live\nLet your fire burn in us\nthat all may hear and all may see\n\nGod is great And His praise\nFills the earth Fills the heavens\nAnd Your name will be praised\nThrough all the world\nGod is great Sing His Praise\nAll the earth All the heavens\nCause we're living for the Glory of Your Name, Glory of Your Name\n\nHoly Is The Lord.... \nThe whole earth sings\nThe whole earth sings... (x4)\n\nGod is great And His praise\nFills the earth Fills the heavens\nAnd Your name will be praised\nThrough all the world\nGod is great Sing His Praise\nAll the earth All the heavens\nCause we're living for the Glory of Your Name, Glory of Your Name\n \n \n \nAmen
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http://members.aol.com/alshymns/godsmusic.htm
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praise the lord, oh glory
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According to the Heritage Press, they do not know who wrote the original lyrics.\n\nhttp://www.usmcpress.com/heritage/marine_hymn.htm
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Come Lord Jesus, be our guest, let all thy gifts to us be blest.\n\nOr,\nThe Lord is good to me, so I will thank the Lord, for giving me the things I need, the sun and the rain and the apple trees.  The Lord is good to me.  Amen.\n\nTwo classic examples.  The second is commonly sung, I wish I could transmit the tune over Yahoo Answers.