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28. Oh, What a Saviour Is Jesus the Lord | 10s. |
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| 1 | Oh, what a Saviour is Jesus the Lord! |
| Well may His name by His saints be adored! |
| He has redeemed them from hell by His blood, |
| Saved them forever and brought them to God. |
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| Jesus the Saviour is mighty to save, |
| Jesus hath triumphed o'er death and the grave. |
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| 2 | Now in the glory He waits to impart |
| Peace to the conscience, and joy to the heart; |
| Waits to be gracious, to pardon and heal |
| All who their sin and their wretchedness feel. |
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| 3 | Thousands have fled to His spear-piercèd side: |
| Welcome they all have been, none are denied; |
| Weary and laden, they all have been blest, |
| Joyfully now in the Saviour they rest. |
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| 4 | Come, then, poor sinner, no longer delay, |
| Come to the Saviour, come now while you may; |
| So shall your peace be eternally sure, |
| So shall your happiness ever endure! |
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