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CHRIST OUR REDEMPTION.
[1 Corinthians i. 30.]
Thee, O my great Deliverer, Thee
My Ransom, I adore:
Thy death from hell hath set me free,
And I am damn'd no more.
My Ransom, I adore:
Thy death from hell hath set me free,
And I am damn'd no more.
In Thee I sure redemption have,
The pardon of my sin;
Thy blood I find mighty to save;
Thy blood hath made me clean.
The pardon of my sin;
Thy blood I find mighty to save;
Thy blood hath made me clean.
I feel the power of Jesu's name,
It breaks the captive's chain;
And men oppose, and fiends exclaim,
And sin subsists in vain.
It breaks the captive's chain;
And men oppose, and fiends exclaim,
And sin subsists in vain.
Redeem'd from sin, its guilt and power
My soul in faith defies:
But, O! I wait the welcome hour
When this frail body dies.
My soul in faith defies:
But, O! I wait the welcome hour
When this frail body dies.
Come Thou, my dear Redeemer, come,
Let me my life resign;
O, take Thy ransom'd servant home,
And make me wholly Thine.
Let me my life resign;
O, take Thy ransom'd servant home,
And make me wholly Thine.
Fully redeem'd, I fain would rise
In soul and body free,
And mount to meet Thee in the skies,
And ever reign with Thee.
In soul and body free,
And mount to meet Thee in the skies,
And ever reign with Thee.
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