: The melody is based on a Swedish folk tune, with lyrics in the CCB version translated and adapted to emphasize the victory and sovereignty of Jesus Christ.
: It is frequently arranged for organ , violin , or classical guitar (fingerstyle) . Sheet music often highlights its four-voice harmony, making it a favorite for choir and congregational singing.
The hymn is typically performed with a majestic, slow-to-moderate tempo, emphasizing the "grandeur" described in the lyrics.
The lyrics of Hino 378 focus on the as the King of Glory and the "Divinal Cordeiro" (Divine Lamb).
: Popular arrangements often use G Major , utilizing chords like G, C, Am, D, and D7 to create a bright yet reverent tone. Lyric Analysis & Meaning
is one of the most powerful and widely recognized hymns in the Hinário 5 of the Congregação Cristã no Brasil (CCB). Based on the world-renowned melody "How Great Thou Art," this version is a staple for worship and solemn ceremonies. Musical Overview
: The melody is based on a Swedish folk tune, with lyrics in the CCB version translated and adapted to emphasize the victory and sovereignty of Jesus Christ.
: It is frequently arranged for organ , violin , or classical guitar (fingerstyle) . Sheet music often highlights its four-voice harmony, making it a favorite for choir and congregational singing.
The hymn is typically performed with a majestic, slow-to-moderate tempo, emphasizing the "grandeur" described in the lyrics.
The lyrics of Hino 378 focus on the as the King of Glory and the "Divinal Cordeiro" (Divine Lamb).
: Popular arrangements often use G Major , utilizing chords like G, C, Am, D, and D7 to create a bright yet reverent tone. Lyric Analysis & Meaning
is one of the most powerful and widely recognized hymns in the Hinário 5 of the Congregação Cristã no Brasil (CCB). Based on the world-renowned melody "How Great Thou Art," this version is a staple for worship and solemn ceremonies. Musical Overview