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339. Oh, What has Jesus Done for me?

1 Oh, what as Jesus done for me?
He came from th'land of Canaan;
He died for me upon the tree,
That I might go to Canaan:
A glorious crown appears in view
In that bright land of Canaan:
A palm of royal victory too;
Come, let us go to Canaan.

Chorus:
Canaan, bright Canaan,
The glorious land of Canaan;
Our Canaan is a happy place,
Come, let us go to Canaan.

2 When I shall join that blesséd throng
In the glorious land of Canaan,
I'll sing the great Redeemer's song
With the happy saints of Canaan:
There Jesus sits upon His throne,
Exalted high in Canaan;
Inviting all His children home,
To dwell with Him in Canaan. [Chorus]

3 Come, sinner, turn, and go with me,
For Jesus waits in Canaan,
With angels bright to welcome thee
To all the joys of Canaan:
Come freely to salvation's streams,
They sweetly flow in Canaan:
There everlasting glory beams
Around His throne in Canaan: [Chorus]

Amen.

Text Information
First Line: Oh, what has Jesus done for me?
Title: Oh, What has Jesus Done for me?
Author: John Curwen, 1817-1880 (1874)
Refrain First Line: Canaan, bright Canaan
Meter: 8 7, 8 7. D. Iambic. With Chorus.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1901
Topic: Eternity
Tune Information
Name: CANAAN
Meter: 8 7, 8 7. D. Iambic. With Chorus.
Source: American melody



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