I Sing The Mighty Power Of God Acordes

	  The words for "I sing the Mighty Power of God", were written by Isaac Watts. 
There are several tunes associated with this hymn.  This one is a 
traditional melody composed by Gesangbuch der Herzogl, it is a tune known 
as Ellacombe.  The words here have been slightly updated to reflect those 
found in newer hymnals. 


A                      F#7         E 
I sing the  migh - ty  pow’r   of  God, 

     D          Esus   E     A 
That made  the  moun - tains rise, 

                        F#7      E 
That spread the flowing seas a - broad,  

    D          Esus    E    A 
And built the  lof –   ty   skies. 

               A7    D    Esus      E 
I  sing  the   wis - dom  that or - dained  

       A       A7   D    E 
The    sun to  rule the  day; 

    A                   F#7       E 
The moon shines full at His com - mand,  

      D         Esus   E   A 
And   all  the  stars  o - bey. 


verse 2 
A                      F#7         E 
I sing the good - ness of    the   Lord,  

     D          Esus   E     A 
That filled the earth  with  food, 

                        F#7      E 
He formed the creatures with His Word,  

    D          Esus    E    A 
And then pro - nounced them good. 

               A7    D    Esus      E 
Lord, how Thy  won - ders are dis - played,  

       A       A7   D    E 
Wher - e’er I  turn my   eye, 

    A                   F#7       E 
If  I sur –  vey   the  ground I  tread,  

      D         Esus   E   A 
or    gaze up - on     the sky. 


verse 3 
A                      F#7         E 
There’s not a plant or flow’r be - low,  

     D          Esus   E     A 
But  makes Thy  glor - ies   known, 

                        F#7      E 
And clouds arise,  and  tempests blow,  

    D          Esus    E    A 
By  or – der   from    Thy  throne; 

               A7    D    Esus      E 
While all that bor - rows life from Thee  

       A       A7   D    E 
Is     ev - er in   Thy  care; 

    A                   F#7       E 
And every - where that  man  can  be,  

      D         Esus   E   A 
Thou, God, art  pres - ent there.