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Thomas Ken Grave

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Hymn History: The Doxology Author: Thomas Ken   “He came as near to the ideal of Christian perfection as human weakness permits.” (Stephen C. Weber) The Origin of the Hymn “Doxology” The hymn “Doxology” — most commonly known by its opening line, “Praise God, from whom all blessings flow” — is one of the most widely recognized and enduring expressions Read more...