BEAR
CREEK.
L.
M.
"The
chariots
of
God
are
twenty
thousand,
even
thousands
of
angels."-Ps. 68
:
17.
ISAAC
WATTS,
1719.
Key
of
E
Major.
Arranged
by
B.
F.
WHITE.
Lord,
when
thou
didst
ascend
on
high, Ten
thousand
angels
filled
the
sky, Ten
thousand
angels
filled
the
sky,
Those
heavenly
guards
a-
Lord,
when
thou
didst
ascend
on
high, Ten
thousand
angels
filled
the
sky, Ten
thousand
angels
filled
the
sky,
Those
heavenly
guards
around
thee
wait,
Like
Those
heavenly
guards
around
thee
wait,
Like
chariots
that
at-
round
thee
wait,
Like
chariots
that
attend
thy
state,
Those
heavenly
guards
around
thee
wait,
Like
chariots,
Like
cha
-
riots,
Like
chariots
that
attend
thy
state.
chariots
that
attend
thy
state,
Like
char
-
iots,
Like
char
-
-
-
iots,
Those
heavenly
guards
around
thee
wait,
Like
chariots
that
attend
thy
state.
tend
thy
state,
Like
chariots
that
attend
thy
state,
Those
heavenly
guards
around
thee
wait,
Like
chariots
that
attend
thy
state,
The
words
in
this
tune
have
been
fixed
1911
so
they
can
be
sung.
This
is
a
very
difficult
piece
of
music
to
render
in
all
its
parts.
Words
were
composed
by
Watts.
It
was
re-arranged
by
Major
White,
1869,
and
put
in
place
of
the
tune,
"All
Saints
New."
The
original
hymn
has
four
verses.
This
is
an
important
hymn.
See
M.
E.
Hymn
Book,
South,
by
Tillis,
1888,
No.
120.
See
other
sketches
of
Isaac
Watts
in
this
volume.
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