God Whose Farm Is All Creation

God, whose farm is all creation, take the gratitude we give

A harvest hymn celebrating God's provision through the soil and human labor. The three stanzas express gratitude for harvest, acknowledge human dependence on God's creation, and pray for faithful stewardship.

History & Background

Written by John Arlott (1914-1991), famous as a BBC cricket commentator, in 1961. A harvest hymn connecting agricultural work with God's provision. The tune AR HYD Y NOS (All Through the Night) is a traditional Welsh melody.

Hymnal Appearances

  • Evangelical Lutheran Worship — 734

Bulletin Note

God, Whose Farm Is All Creation — John Arlott, 1961

Preaching Connection

Stewardship of creation — the harvest as God's provision through human work.

Stanza Arc

The narrative or theological arc traced by this tune's stanzas: God's paternal presence empowers disciples to go forth in healing mission, sustained by divine teaching and comfort

Themes

Creation Harvest Stewardship Gratitude

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