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159. Cleanseth White as Snow

1 My Savior died to open wide
The gates of life for me;
To save my soul from sin’s control,
And give me liberty;
His blood can wash my stain
Till not a spot remains;
The blood of Jesus cleanseth white as snow, white as snow.

Refrain:
The blood of Jesus cleanseth white as snow, white as snow;
The blood of Jesus cleanseth white as snow, white as snow;
I bless the happy day
When He took my sins away;
The blood of Jesus cleanseth white as snow, white as snow.

2 One song shall ring to heaven’s King,
From all the ransom’d hosts;
They sing His name, His praise proclaim,
His cross is all their boast;
I too, will join the song,
The happy theme prolong,
The blood of Jesus cleanseth white as snow, white as snow. [Refrain]

3 Now all the way, I’ll watch and pray,
And sing redeeming love;
His keeping pow’r I’ll prove each hour
He leads my soul above;
And still will I abide
Where flows salvation’s tide;
The blood of Jesus cleanseth white as snow, white as snow. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: My Savior died to open wide
Title: Cleanseth White as Snow
Author: E. E. Hewitt
Refrain First Line: The blood of Jesus cleanseth white as snow, white as snow
Publication Date: 1894
Tune Information
Name: [My Savior died to open wide]
Arranger: W. J. K.



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