1. Laud O Si - on your sal - va - tion. Laud with hymns of ex - ul - ta tion. Christ your king and shep - herd true.

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1 Laud O Sion: Sequence Ralph Bednarz 2012 a ff f f k k k k k k k k s z 1. Laud O Si - on your sal - va - tion. a ff f f k k k k k k k k k s z Laud with hymns of ex - ul - ta tion. Christ your king and shep - herd true. a ff f f k k k k k k k k s z 2. Bring H im all the Praise you know. a ff f f k k k k k k k k k s z He is more than you be - stow. Ne - ver can you reach H is due.

2 a ff f f k k k k k k k k k k k s z 3. Spe- cial theme for glad thanks giv - ing. a ff f f k k k k k k k kz Is the quick - ning and the liv - ing Bread to - day be fore you set a ff f f k k k k k k k k k k k s z 4. From H is hands of old par - tak - en a ff f f k k k k k k k kz As we know by faith un - sha - ken When the twelve at sup - per set

3 a ff f f k k k k k k k k kz 5. Full and clear ring out your chant - ing, a ff f f k k k k k s C k s k kz Joy nor sweet - est grace be want -ing From Your heart let prais - es burst a ff f f k k k k k k k k s k kz 6 For to - day the feast is hold - en a ff f f k k k k k k s k s k s k s k s z When the in - sti tu - tion ol - den a ff f f k k k k k k kz of that sup - per was re - hearsed.

4 a ff f f k k k k k k k k k s z 7 H ere the new law's new o - bla -tion a ff f f k k k kc k k k kz By the new King's re - vel - a - tion, end the form of an - cient rite. a ff f f k k k k k k k k k kz 8 N ow the old the new ef - fac - es. a ff f f k k k k k k k k k kz Truth a - way the shad - ow chas - es. Light dis - pels the gloom of night.

5 a ff f f k k k k s k k k k kz 9 What He did at sup - per seat - ed, a ff f f k k k k k k k kz Christ or - dained to be re - peat - ed His me - mo - rial ne'r to cease. a ff f f o k s k k k k s k k k k kz 10 And H is rule for guid - ance tak- ing, a ff f f k k k k k k k kz bread and wine we hal - low mak - ing, D This our sa - cri - fice of peace.

6 a ff f f k k k k k k k k s z 11 This the truth each Chris - tian learns a ff f f k s k s k t k t k s k s k s z In - to bread H is flesh He turns a ff f f k k k k k s C k s k s z To the pre - cious blood the wine a ff f f k k k k k k k kz 12 Sight has failed nor thought con - ceived, But a daunt - less faith be - liev es, a ff f f k k k k k s C k s k s z rest - ing on a power di - vine

7 a ff f f k k k k k k k k k k kz 13 H ere be - neath the signs are hid - den, a ff f f k k k C k k k k kz Price a ff f f k k - less things to sense for - bid - den. k k k k k s z Signs not things are all we see. a ff f f k k k k k k k k k k kz 14 Blood is poured and flesh is brok - en, a ff f f k k k k k k k kz Yet in eith - er won - drous tok - en, Christ en - tire we know to be.

8 a ff f f k fk k c k k k k k kz 15 Who - so of this food par - takes, Does not rend the Lord nor breaks, a ff f f k s k s k k k k k k s z Christ is whole to all that taste. a ff f f k k k c k k k k k k kz 16 Thous - ands are as one re - ceiv - ers, a ff f f k k k k k k kz kz One as thous - ands of be - liev - ers, a ff f f k s k s k k k k k k s z eats of him who can - not waste.

9 a ff f f k k k C k k k k k k kz 17 Bad and good the feast are shar - ing a ff f f k k k k k k k k s z Of what di - verse dooms pre - par - ing a ff f f k k k k k k kz End - less death or end - less life a ff f f k k kc k k k k k k k s z 18 Life to these, to those dam - na tion, a ff f f k k k k k k k k s z See how like par - tic - i pa - tion, a ff f f k k k k k k k s Is with un - like is - sue rife.

10 a ff f f k k k k k k k k s z 19 When the sa - cra ment is bro - ken a ff f f k k k k k k k kz doubt not but be - liev e 'tis spok - en a ff f f k k k k k k k kz that each sev - ered out ward tok - en a ff f f k k k k k s k kz doth the ver - y whole con - tain.

11 doth the ver - y whole con - tain. 20 N ot the pre - cious gift di - vides break - ing but the sign be tides Je - sus still the same a - bides Still un - brok - en does re - main. a ff f f k k k k k k k k s k s z

12 a ff f f k k k k k k k k s k s z 21 Lo the an - gels' food is giv - en, a ff f f k k k k k k k kz To the pil - grim who has striv - en, a ff f f k k k k k k k k kz See the chil - dren's bread from heav- en, a ff f f k k k k k k s k s k s z Which on dogs may not be spent

13 a ff f f k k k k k k k k s z 22. Truth the an - cient type ful - fil - ling, a ff f f k k k k k k k kz Is Pas - ac bound the vic - tim wil - ling a ff f f k k k k k k k k kz man - chal lamb, its life blood spil - ling, a ff f f k k k s k k k k k s z - na to the fath - ers sent a ff f f k k k k k k k k kz

14 a ff f f k k k k k k k k k t z 23. Ver- y bread good Shep - herd tend us, c a ff f f k k Jes k k k k k k k s z - u of your lov e be - friend us, a ff f f k s k k k s z k k k kz You re - fresh us You de - fend us, a ff f f k k k k k k k k s z Your e - ter - nal good - ness send - us, a ff f f k k k k k k k k s z In the land of life to see. f f f f k k k k kz

15 In the land of life to see. a ff f f k k k k k k k k k t z a ff f f k 24. You who all things can and know - est. c k k k k k k k k s z Who on earth such food be - stow - est, a ff f f k k k s z k k k k kz Grant with us your saints, though low - est, k s z where the heaven- ly feast you show - est a ff f f k k k k k k k k s z fel - low heirs and guests to be. a ff f f k k k k s z k s z k k k k s z k s z A - men. Al-le-lu - ia.

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