Hymn Study: All Hail the Power of Jesus Name

 This was a hymn sung in church this morning I thought I’d share with you. 🙂

When I attended River of Life in Kitchener I learned to sing this hymn with a praise and worship band which totally through me off at first, but then I grew to like it.   So I thought I’d let you here this rendition as well. 

This hymn was written by Edward Perronet, while he was serving as a missionary in India (some sources say, others don’t). This hymn has been revised a number of times since it was written, to learn more check out this article. You can also see the original verses here.  Perronet was born in England, his father a pastor with The Church of England.   Even though he intended to follow his father’s footsteps he ended up with the Wesleyan Church.  He served for a time with the Weslayan church before moving on to pastor in another congregation.  This hymn is often called the National Anthem of Christendom.

For those liking the more traditional approach to this hymn (and I like this method as well) here are the Marantha Singers.

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