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Deplin recunoștința mea,
Că tot ce sunt și ce voi fi de-a pururi
E darul Tău Divin!
Slăvit fie Domnul, slăvit fie Domnul,
Slăvit fie Domnul, pentru tot ce mi-a dat!
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Slăvit fie Domnul, pentru tot ce mi-a dat!
Aș vrea să-Ți fiu pe plac
Cu viața mea, cu tot ce am.
Și gândul meu, ruga mea,
S-o înalț mereu spre Golgota.
Pentru tot ce mi-a dat!
Pentru tot ce mi-a dat!
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My Tribute (To God Be The Glory)
by Andraé Crouch

How can I say thanks for the things
You have done for me?
Things so undeserved yet You gave
To prove Your love for me
The voices of a million angels
Could not express my gratitude
All that I am, and ever hope to be
I owe it all to Thee

To God be the glory, to God be the glory
To God be the glory for the things He has done
With His blood He has saved me
With His power He has raised me
To God be the glory for the things He has done
Just let me live my life and
Let it be pleasing Lord to Thee
And if I gain any praise, let it go to Calvary
With His blood He has saved me
With His power He has rasied me
To God be the glory for the things He has done

Povestea din Spate (EN)

In 1971 African American gospel composer and performer Andraé Crouch composed a choral work entitled My Tribute in which this song is the refrain. The text's opening lines are derived from Fanny J. Crosby's famous hymn text "To God Be the Glory, Great Things He Has Done" (473). The closing lines refer to two of the most important "things he has done"–providing salvation through Christ's atoning blood and granting new life to all believers in Christ's resurrection. Thus two essential doctrines of the Christian faith are forcefully and beautifully confessed in this simple song.

Liturgical Use:
Though especially appropriate during the Easter season, this joyful "cheer leading" chorus is appropriate for many different services and at various times in the service with Scripture readings, spoken testimonies, the Lord's Supper, and at other times of thanksgiving for God's mighty acts in Christ.

--Psalter Hymnal Handbook