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Text:Jesus Redeemed Me
Author:H. L.
Tune:[When I was lost in the darkness of sin]
Composer:Haldor Lillenas

28. Jesus Redeemed Me

1 When I was lost in the darkness of sin,
Jesus redeemed me,
Jesus redeemed me;
Into His fold I at last entered in,
Jesus redeemed me from sin.

Refrain:
Jesus redeemed me, O blest be His name!
Jesus received me when to Him I came;
Now and forever His goodness proclaim,
Jesus redeemed me from sin.

2 When I was guilty and ruined and lost,
Jesus redeemed me,
Jesus redeemed me;
Oft I recall what my pardon hath cost,—
Jesus redeemed me from sin. [Refrain]

3 Tho’ I was helpless, unworthy and vile,
Jesus redeemed me,
Jesus redeemed me;
Daily I dwell in the light of His smile,
Jesus redeemed me from sin. [Refrain]

4 Infinite, wonderful, fathomless love!
Jesus redeemed me,
Jesus redeemed me;
For me He waits in the mansions above,
Jesus redeemed me from sin. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: When I was lost in the darkness of sin
Title: Jesus Redeemed Me
Author: H. L.
Refrain First Line: Jesus redeemed me
Publication Date: 1918
Tune Information
Name: [When I was lost in the darkness of sin]
Composer: Haldor Lillenas



Media
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