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425. Son of God, Whose Heart Is Peace

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Text Information

• First Line: Son of God, whose heart is peace
• Title: Son of God, Whose Heart Is Peace
• Paraphraser: Shirley Erena Murray (1989)
• Meter: 7.6.7.5
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 2013
• Scripture:
  Psalm 37:1
  ;
  Isaiah 26:3
  ;
  Isaiah 43:25
  ;
  John 14:15
  ;
  1 John 1:9
  ;
  Revelation 7:17
• Topic: Atonement; Confession; Forgiveness; Repentance; Salvation; Sin
• Source: Maori hymn
• Copyright: © 1990 Christian Conference of Asia (admin. GIA Publications, Inc.)
• ONE LICENSE: 46246

Tune Information

• Name: TAMA NGAKAU MARIE
• Meter: 7.6.7.5
• Key: G Major
• Source: Maori melody

Text Information:

Even in translation this hymn from the indigenous peoples of New Zealand conveys a stark beauty in its confident address to Christ and its prayer for release from the captivity of sin. Their traditional melody further connects us with these people on the other side of the world.