274. ALL HAIL THE POWER OF JESUS' NAME
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274. ALL HAIL THE POWER OF JESUS' NAME by James Ellor — Lyrics
About 274. ALL HAIL THE POWER OF JESUS' NAME
"All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name" is a triumphant hymn in the choir repertoire, instantly recognizable by its majestic call to worship. Set here to the beloved "Diadem" tune, it is a magnificent piece for feast days, particularly the solemnity of Christ the King and Palm Sunday. The words summon all of creation—from the angels falling prostrate to the martyrs, prophets, and every tribe and tongue—to bring forth the royal diadem and crown Christ as Lord of all.
For a choir, the true joy of this arrangement lies in the cascading "Crown Him" refrain. While the congregation might sing the melody, the choir parts echo and overlap in a thrilling, rolling sequence before finally uniting in the grand, soaring climax. It is a powerful, uplifting choice for an Entrance or Recessional hymn, leaving the congregation with a profound sense of reverence and victory as the Mass begins or concludes.