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Legion was my name by nature

Author: John Newton Hymnal: Hymns and Devotions for Daily Worship #211b (2024) Meter: 8.7.8.7 D Lyrics: 1. Legion was my name by nature; Satan raged within my breast; Never misery was greater, Never sinner more possessed. Mischievous to all around me, To myself the greatest foe: Thus I was when Jesus found me, Filled with madness, sin, and woe. 2. “Satan, though you fain would have it, Know this soul bears not your sign; I have shed my blood to save it; Now I challenge it for mine. Though it long has you resembled, Henceforth it shall me obey,” Thus he spoke while Satan trembled, Gnashed his teeth, and fled away. 3. Thus my frantic soul he’s healing, Bid my sins and sorrows cease; “Take,” said he, “my pardon sealing; I have saved you, go in peace.” Rather take me, Lord, to Heaven; Now your love and grace I know; Since you have my sins forgiven, Why should I remain below? 4. “Love,” he said, “will sweeten labors; You have something yet to do; Go and tell your friends and neighbors What my love has done for you. Live to manifest my glory, Wait for Heav’n a little space; Sinners, when they hear your story, Will repent and seek my face.” Topics: Ordinary Time Week 7 Scripture: Luke 8:35 Languages: English
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The Legion Dispossessed

Hymnal: Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the use of Christians #36 (1803) First Line: Legion was my name, by nature Lyrics: 1 Legion was my name, by nature Satan rag'd within my breast; Never misery was greater, Never sinner more possess'd: Mischievous to all around me, To myself the greatest foe; Thus I was when Jesus found me, Fill'd with madness, sin, and woe. 2 Yet in this forlorn condition When he came to set me free; I reply'd to my physician, "What have I to do with thee?" But he would not be prevented, Rescu'd me against my will; Had he staid 'till I consented, I had been a captive still. 3 "Satan, tho' thou fain would'st have it, Know this soul is none of thine; I have shed my blood to save it, Now I challenge it for mine; Tho' it long has thee resembled, Henceforth it shall me obey;" Thus he spoke, while Satan trembled, Gnash'd his teeth, and fled away. 4 Thus my frantic soul he healed, Bid my sins and sorrows cease; "Take (said he) my pardon sealed, I have sav'd thee, go in peace: Rather take me, Lord to heaven, Now thy love and grace I know; Since thou hast my sins forgiven, Why should I remain below. 5 "Love (he said) will sweeten labours, Thou hast something yet to do: Go and tell your friends and neighbours, What my love has done for you: Live to manifest my glory; Wait for heav'n a little space: Sinners, when they hear thy story, Will repent and seek my face." Languages: English
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The Legion Dispossessed

Author: John Newton Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #11907 Meter: 8.7.8.7 D First Line: Legion was my name, by nature Lyrics: 1 Legion was my name, by nature Satan raged within my breast; Never misery was greater, Never sinner more possessed: Mischievous to all around me, To myself the greatest foe; Thus I was when Jesus found me, Filled with madness, sin, and woe. 2 Yet in this forlorn condition When He came to set me free; I replied to my physician, "What have I to do with Thee?" But He would not be prevented, Rescued me against my will; Had He stayed ’till I consented, I had been a captive still. 3 "Satan, though thou fain would’st have it, Know this soul is none of thine; I have shed My blood to save it, Now I challenge it for Mine; Though it long has thee resembled, Henceforth it shall Me obey"; Thus He spoke, while Satan trembled, Gnashed his teeth, and fled away. 4 Thus my frantic soul He healèd, Bid my sins and sorrows cease; "Take," said He, "My pardon sealèd, I have saved thee, go in peace"; Rather take me, Lord, to Heaven, Now Thy love and grace I know; Since Thou hast my sins forgiven, Why should I remain below? 5 "Love," He said, "will sweeten labors, Thou hast something yet to do: Go and tell your friends and neighbors, What My love has done for you: Live to manifest My glory, Wait for Heav’n a little space; Sinners, when they hear thy story, Will repent and seek My face." Languages: English Tune Title: CALON LÂN
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Legion was my name, by nature

Author: John Newton Hymnal: The Cluster of Spiritual Songs, Divine Hymns and Sacred Poems #V (1823)

Legion was my name, by nature

Author: John Newton Hymnal: Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Christians #d54 (1801) Languages: English
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Legion was my name, by nature

Author: John Newton Hymnal: Zion's Songster #69 (1840)

Legion was my name, by nature

Author: John Newton Hymnal: Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the Use of Christians #d75 (1803) Languages: English

Legion was my name, by nature

Author: John Newton Hymnal: The Sacred Songster. 5th ed. #d99 (1825)

Legion was my name, by nature

Author: John Newton Hymnal: A Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs #d128 (1826) Languages: English

Legion was my name, by nature

Author: John Newton Hymnal: Zion's Songster; or a Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Usually Sung at Camp Meetings, and Also in Revivals of Religion #d128 (1827)

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