Don Moen – O God Our Help in Ages Past

Don Moen – O God Our Help in Ages Past

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September 18, 2012

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About the track

Don Moen released “O God Our Help in Ages Past” in 2012. It’s track 7 of 16 on Hymnbook, Don Moen’s album, released on September 18, 2012. It came out through Don Moen Records. Next on the tracklist is “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing”. The song runs 2 minutes 25 seconds. Don Moen has 334 songs on TopCityTune; the artist profile shows the most played and the newest. Press play above to listen here, or stream it on Apple Music and Deezer. Save it to My Library to come back to it.

What it’s about

Arriving on the 2012 album Hymnbook, this release sees Don Moen sharing his take on a well-known Christian classic through Don Moen Records. Without the lyrics on our site, we do not have every detail of his delivery, but going by the title, the track points to a reverent reflection on divine shelter and steady guidance through the years. Running for just under two and a half minutes, the recording fits right into the project’s clear focus on traditional hymns and quiet spiritual reassurance.

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Track details

Song
O God Our Help in Ages Past
Artist
Don Moen
Track
7 of 16
Released
September 18, 2012
Length
2:25
Label
Don Moen Records
Lyrics
Clean
Stream on
Apple Music, Deezer

In Don Moen’s catalogue

From the album Hymnbook

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  1. 1 All Creatures of Our God and King
  2. 2 Grace Greater than Our Sin
  3. 4 He Giveth More Grace
  4. 5 ‘Tis So Sweet to Trust In Jesus
  5. 7 O God Our Help in Ages Past
  6. 8 Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing
  7. 9 Wonderful Peace
  8. 10 My Jesus, I Love Thee
  9. 12 I Surrender All
  10. 13 Softly and Tenderly
  11. 14 Abide with Me
  12. 15 How Great Thou Art
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