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584. "In his love he redeemed them"

1 Jesus lived, and loved, and died,
Rose, and lives to intercede;
And with Zion on his breast,
He has said he’ll ever rest.

2 Long before this world was made,
Or that monster, Sin, appeared,
God was love, and loved the men
He designèd to redeem.

3 [Love constrained the Lamb to die,
For a wretch so vile as I;
Love, immensely great and free,
Christ has shown to worthless me.]

4 Once I rolled in guilt and sin,
Heeded not a heart unclean;
But I now with wonder tell,
Jesus saved my soul from hell.

Text Information
First Line: Jesus lived, and loved, and died
Title: "In his love he redeemed them"
Author: W. Gadsby
Meter: 7s.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1844
Topic: Salvation and Free Grace
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