All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name
Solfa Notation • Hymns, Entrance songs, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns
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All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name by Edward Perronet / John Rippon / J. E. Diadem — Lyrics
About All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name
"All Hail the Power of Jesus Name" is one of those majestic hymns that instantly lifts the spirit of a congregation. Set here to the beloved "Diadem" tune, it is a soaring call to worship that invites everyone, from the angels in heaven to the faithful in the pews, to recognize the kingship of Christ. In Nigerian parishes, you will often hear this piece ringing out from the choir loft during the entrance procession or as a triumphant recessional, especially on major feast days like Christ the King.
The arrangement captures the grand, sweeping energy that makes the hymn so memorable. After the choir delivers the verses, the parts cascade into the famous repeating chorus, building layer upon layer before resolving into a massive, unified declaration of "Lord of all." It is a thrilling moment for the singers, demanding strong breath control and a joyful, full-voiced delivery.
Singing this hymn feels like joining a much larger, eternal chorus. As the verses move through the martyrs, the chosen seed, and every kindred and tribe, the music unites the local parish with the "yonder sacred throng." It is a brilliant choice for any Sunday Mass where the liturgy calls for an atmosphere of absolute reverence and victory.