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How strong thine arm is, mighty God The works of Moses and the Lamb, Rev. 15. 3

Isaac Watts printed it in 1707 in Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Book I, no. 49, under Revelation 15:3.

WRITTEN BY

Isaac Watts 1674–1748

PRINTED

1707 Hymns and Spiritual Songs · no. 49

METRE

Common Metre 8.6.8.6 · 6 stanzas

WRITTEN ON

Revelation 15:3 the verse printed above it

The hymn, and the Scripture in it

All 6 stanzas as Watts printed them, with the verses their lines echo beside them. Point at a line to join it to its verse; click to read the passage.

SHARED WORDSthe verse shares the line's wording ECHOproposed by an AI model, confirmed by a separate check Not the author's own notes

AMONG THE SCRIPTURES

The stanzas at the centre; around them, every book its heading and its echoes come from, Old Testament on the left and New on the right. Choose a stanza or a book.

a line echoes this verse its heading or an echo comes from here

STANZA I

How strong thine arm is, mighty God

How strong thine arm is, mighty God,

Who would not fear thy Name!

Jesus, how sweet thy graces are!

Who would not love the Lamb!

Where Watts found it

Watts printed the hymn under Revelation 15:3. The line that comes closest to it is marked.

and they sang the song of God’s servant Moses and of the Lamb: “Great and wonderful are Your works, O Lord God Almighty! Just and true are Your ways, O King of the nations! REVELATION 15:3 · BEREAN STANDARD BIBLE READ REVELATION 15

Then shall our love and joy be full, And feel a warmer flame; And sweeter voices tune the song Of Moses and the Lamb. STANZA VI

Its place in the book

Book I of the hymn book, “Collected from the Holy Scriptures”, holds these hymns in this order: 179 hymns. This is number 49. Point at a tick to see the hymn; click it to open that hymn.

NO. 49 · ISAAC WATTS · THIS HYMN How strong thine arm is, mighty God

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