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In order for the Triune God to fulfill this desire, God the Father is the source, God the Son is the course, and God the Spirit is the flow (2 Cor. 13:14). This thought is expressed in the second stanza of a hymn in our hymnal: "Praise God the Father who's the source; / Praise God the Son who is the course; / Praise God the Spirit who's the ...
The original date of composition by Ken for the text of “Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow” is unknown. The first mention of the hymn is in 1674 as the presumed final stanza of two longer hymns: “Awake, My Soul and with the Sun” and “Glory to Thee, My God, this Night.”. These two hymns were referenced along with a third as ...
These hymns were published by Ken in a pamphlet in 1694, and were included in the Manual in its 1695 edition. “Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow” was the text of the final, doxological stanza for all three of them. It is now well-known on its own as a doxology, or as a concluding stanza for other hymns, such as “All Creatures of ...
GodTube Staff. "Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow" is a Christian hymn written by Thomas Ken in 1674. This hymn was actually used as a doxology to conclude many hymns written by Ken. It was so well-loved and performed it became a famous Christian hymn on its own, found in many hymnals today as the lyrics below.