I will not yield My glory to another or My praise to idols.
Isaiah 42:8

Words: From “Luther’s Hymnal of 1545” (All Ehr und Lob soll Gottes sein). This is probably Luther’s Geystliche Lieder (Leipzig, Germany: Valentin Babst, printer, 1545). Translated from German to English by Paul E. Kretzmann in the American Lutheran Hymnal, edited by Emmanuel Poppen (Columbus, Ohio: Lutheran Book Concern, 1930), number 142.
Music: Ich will dich lieben (König) Johann B. König, Choral-Buch (Frankfurt am Main, Germany: 1738) (🔊 pdf nwc).
If you know where to get a good picture of König (head & shoulders, at least 200×300 pixels),
All glory be to God alone,
All nations bow before His throne.
May His dread wrath be ended now:
May He with love all men endow.
Let all the joyful message hear
And thank the Lord in holy fear.
Great God of Heav’n, Thy might we sing,
To Thee our fervent thanks we bring;
We kneel before Thy throne of grace
And burn the incense of our praise;
Thro’ endless ages we proclaim
The glory of Thy holy name.
Lord God, eternal King above,
Almighty Father, Truth, and Love;
O Christ, the Father’s only Son,
Before creation was begun;
Thou Lamb of God, to Thee we cry,
Thou everlasting God on high.
Do Thou, O bearer of our sin,
In us Thy work of grace begin;
For all our sins Thou didst atone,
And we are saved by grace alone;
Thou sittest at Thy Father’s hand;
O bring us to that heav’nly land.
To Thee we cry with one accord,
Thou everlasting God and Lord;
Thou art of Heav’n and earth the King;
To Thee, our Savior, praise we sing
With all the choir of Heaven’s host,
O Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
Amen! This is most surely true,
And angel hymns, forever new,
Are sung in endless, joyful praise
As we upon Thy glory gaze;
World without end the Church will sing
The glory of her heav’nly King.