Crown Him With Many Crowns (Tune: Daidemata - 4vv) [with lyrics for congregations]

"Crown Him With Many Crowns" was written by English hymn writer Matthew Bridges in 1851.
The tune is 'Daidemata' was written by George J. Elvey and first published in 1868. The name is derived from the Greek word for "crowns."
This performance is by the Huddersfield Choral Society.
Video background by WhisperingJane_ASMR from Pixabay.

[@lisawiggs8220]

Thanks so much for posting this! The organ and brass are magnificent. Who EVER gets tired of the old hymns? NO ONE! 😌

[@user-vk8dm8nh6t]

I love old hymns ❤ they sound great thanks God blessings to you. 🎵🎶🌺🌹🌻🌷🕊️✝️🙏😇

[@GavinStewartWeir]

A superb rendering of a much loved hymn

[@backedupwithtruth7525]

For now we only sing of this Wonderful day of coronation but soon we will crown Him King of kings and Lord of lord's🙏🏿💯. Happy new year to all 💞

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Amen. 🙏

[@matthewstott2208]

What a wonderful attempt by "Huddersfield and orchestra"? to MAKE HIS PRAISE GLORIOUS! Those trumpets! Magnificent

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Indeed. 😊

[@MrPremiere04]

A rousing,powerful, wonderful hymn and a rendition to match.Loved it!✝️🎶👏

[@ChetValleyChurches]

😊🙏

[@stellasmom9926]

Beautiful... On my knees, glorious Savior, Lord and King.

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Amen. 🙏

[@jennefergikonyo8322]

Wow so inspiring

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Amen, Jennefer. 🙏

[@jeanhall1850]

Wonderful, the trumpets are wonderful!

[@savedbygrace7143]

Behold His hands and side! All hail! Redeemer, hail! How beautiful! Thank you!

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Amen. 🙏

[@degrelleholt6314]

It's funny, we sang a somewhat different version of this song when I was growing up: "Crown Him with many crowns, the Lamb upon His throne. His regal scepter knows no bounds, all kingdoms are His own. All Christians come and sing, to He who died for thee And hail Him as they Savior King for all eternity."

[@ChetValleyChurches]

That's really interesting, Degrelle. Thank you for sharing. There are versios from 94 different hymn books on the hymnary website and none of them include those words! We wonder which hymn book you were using?

[@jasonwolfe920]

A great & majestic song!...

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Amen, Jason. 🙏

[@simonandrews4355]

Well done Chet Valley Chaps! A wonderful hymn pointing to the One who changes everything for now and for always. Keep going with this work, it is much appreciated. Thanks

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Thank you for your encouragement, Simon. 😊

[@kathleenpett3194]

Wow, the words are beautiful too! Bless the Lord!

[@balkee42]

My favorite hymn ever

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Excellent, Balkee. It's a great hymn. 😊🙏

[@marypat7196]

Beautiful. Thank you!

[@rebekah6920]

Crown him with many crowns 1' Crown him with many crowns The Lamb upon his throne Hark how the heavenly anthem drowns all music but it's own Awake my soul and sing Of him who died for thee And hail him as thy matchless King Through All eternity 2' Crown him The Lord of Love Behold his hands And side Rich wounds yet visible above In beauty glorified No Angel in The Sky Can fully bear that sight But downward bends his Wondering eye At mysteries so Bright 3' Crown him The Lord of life Who triumphed o'er the grave Who Rose victorious through The strife For those He came to save His glories now we sing Who died, and Rose On high Who died eternal life to bring And lives that death May die 4' Crown him The Lord of heaven Ethroned in worlds above Crown him The King to whom is giv'n The wondrous name of Love Crown him with many crowns As throne's before him fall Crown him, Ye King's with many crowns For he is King of All

[@syralai4232]

The Crown is seen truly shining through among the trees 🙂

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Amen, Syra. 😊🙏

[@dorothybadrick4112]

Lovely. More please. Beautiful hymn beautifully sung! Thank you.

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Thank you. We're so glad you liked it. Yes, there will be more (we've put up 182 so far). Next week we'll be uploading 8 more Advent hymns and songs - and we're already working on Christmas (14 and counting)!

[@dorothybadrick4112]

@@ChetValleyChurches cannot wait! Love your singing

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[@jerry6830]

Those staccatos sounded great in the last verse .

[@goldinethankgodforlifeelwi3926]

Amen

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Amen. 🙏

[@goldenknight2961]

My church uses this hymn during communion

[@mkl62]

This hymn goes well with Psalm 57:5 and also Matthew 17:1-9.

[@chibuzoolumba8980]

Amen🎉❤

[@racheledowns4509]

❤

[@johnraymond-pz9bo]

Who wrote/ when? Dear Jesus, Crowned with thorns for my sins, I am so sorry

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Hi John, If you look below the video you will see that it says, ""Crown Him With Many Crowns" was written by English hymn writer Matthew Bridges in 1851. The tune is 'Daidemata' was written by George J. Elvey and first published in 1868. The name is derived from the Greek word f..." If you then click more, you will find the complete description, which continues, "...for "crowns." This performance is by the Huddersfield Choral Society. Video background by WhisperingJane_ASMR from Pixabay."

[@johnraymond-pz9bo]

Thank you so very much

[@kimmalabao6396]

permission to use this on our church service. thanks!

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Cetainly, Kim. It is our pleasure when people use our videos in worship. Please note that we don't normally hold the copyright in the performances themselves so appropriate CCLI licences woud be a good thing.

[@raissaatta475]

❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@vincentiaintanandiniayunin532]

i listen to this because school ties movie

[@ChetValleyChurches]

😊

[@susan4029]

Huddersfield Choral Society?

[@ChetValleyChurches]

Yes, we think that it is by the Huddersfield Choral Society, Susan. That is why we gave them the credit in the information we wrote about the hymn. Do you think we have got it wrong?

[@brynnkohler4084]

Capitalize words/pronouns that refer to God the Father, Son or Holy Ghost. (e.g. Of Him Who died for thee, etc.)

[@BeigeBrownClip-jd2pv]

Agreed

[@goldinethankgodforlifeelwi3926]

Amen