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Hymn Advent All Creatures of Our God and King

All creatures of our God and King, Lift up your voice and with us sing, O praise ye! Alleluia! “All Creatures of Our God and King,” St. Francis of Assisi UM Hymnal, No. 62 Sung: Dss Vivian Valdez Pianist: Ms. Rachel Rol Video: Mr. Rael Kevin Yesan ___ History of Hymn “Cantico di frate sole” (“Song of Brother Sun and of All Creatures”) was one of several laude—popular Italian spiritual songs for religious gatherings outside of the liturgy—composed by Francis. It is generally considered to be the earliest truly religious poem in Italian. Written near the end of his life around 1225 when his physical suffering was immense, this hymn expresses, long before the modern ecological movement, the oneness and interdependence of humanity with all of God’s creation. British hymnologist J.R. Watson notes: “In the original the saint gives each element, such as fire and water, a human gender, so that they become ‘brother’ and ‘sister.’ This remains in the appellation of ‘Dear mother earth’ in verse 4, and is suggested by the personification of death as ‘kind and gentle’ in verse 6. These elements in the hymn make it seem tender as well as grand. It is based in part upon Psalm 148.” Read more: https://www.umcdiscipleship.org/resou... _____ Listen to more hymns: https://bit.ly/BEAHymnsPlaylist