|  1 | O God, Thou art transcendent, | 
|   |   | The Holy One Thou art! | 
|   | None other is Thine equal, | 
|   |   | Incomprable Thou art! | 
|   | The holiest of the holy | 
|   |   | The universe may call! | 
|   | Thy power and Thy nature | 
|   |   | Do far exceed it all! | 
|  2 | Distinct, unique, and holy, | 
|   |   | Not only right and pure; | 
|   | Not only without defect, | 
|   |   | But with perfection more; | 
|   | For nothing can approach Thee, | 
|   |   | Nor eer Thine equal be; | 
|   | If aught Thy place hath taken, | 
|   |   | Tis insult unto Thee. | 
|  3 | The excellent excelling, | 
|   |   | The fairest of the fair, | 
|   | Yet differing from the finest, | 
|   |   | For none with Thee compare. | 
|   | From all the righteous different, | 
|   |   | For Thine is absolute; | 
|   | None beauteous with Thee vying, | 
|   |   | For Thine excels repute. | 
|  4 | Thy holiness transcendent | 
|   |   | Thou hast for us prepared, | 
|   | And this distinctive nature | 
|   |   | We have already shared. | 
|   | We share in Thy transcendence, | 
|   |   | Since we Thy nature own; | 
|   | Thy holy life we follow | 
|   |   | Till unto fulness grown. | 
|  5 | We give Thee praise and worship | 
|   |   | For all Thy holiness, | 
|   | For Thy transcendent nature, | 
|   |   | Thine utter peerlessness. | 
|   | We praise Thee that Thy nature | 
|   |   | Unique, distinct-we share; | 
|   | This separating nature | 
|   |   | Is ours now and foreer. |