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Text:It Truly is Marvelous
Author:E. D. Elliott
Tune:[It truly is marvelous what the Lord doeth for me each day!]
Composer:Wm. Edie Marks

82. It Truly is Marvelous

1 It truly is marvelous what the Lord doeth for me each day!
Surprisingly wonderful how He is blessing me all the way!

Refrain:
O blessed Redeemer, O merciful Savior, Thee I adore,
I’ll serve Thee till death, and in heaven will praise thee forevermore.

2 My soul is astonished that He is so graciously kind to me,
That one so unworthy of infinite notice should favored be. [Refrain]

3 I cannot tell why He should send to me daily such show’rs of grace,
Or why so unworthy a sinner may shelter in His embrace. [Refrain]

4 Beyond all description, beyond all compare is this joy of mine;
I sing in my rapture “All glory to God for such peace divine.” [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: It truly is marvelous what the Lord doeth for me each day!
Title: It Truly is Marvelous
Author: E. D. Elliott
Refrain First Line: O blessed Redeemer, O merciful Savior
Publication Date: 1918
Tune Information
Name: [It truly is marvelous what the Lord doeth for me each day!]
Composer: Wm. Edie Marks



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