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The Lamb of God who Beareth away Sin
Author: Peacock Meter: 6.6.8.6 Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: When all mankind corrupt Lyrics: 1 When all mankind corrupt,
Did from their Maker stray,
Pursuing each the fatal road,
That to destruction lay.
2 With pity most divine,
From his bright throne above;
Did Jesus graciously descend,
Borne on the wings of love.
3 Involv'd in guilt he found
The whole apostate race;
Where sin and guilt did most abound,
Still more abounds his grace.
4 While heirs of wrath we stood,
To death and hell a prey;
To ransom sinners with his blood,
He gave his life away.
Topics: The Death of Jesus, who Died for All; Who tasted Death for Every Man Scripture: Matthew 27:35
The Lamb of God who Beareth away Sin
When all mankind corrupt
Author: John Peacock Hymnal: Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs #97 (1808)
When all mankind corrupt
The Lamb of God who Beareth away Sin
Author: Peacock Hymnal: Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs #CXLVII (1792) Meter: 6.6.8.6 First Line: When all mankind corrupt Lyrics: 1 When all mankind corrupt,
Did from their Maker stray,
Pursuing each the fatal road,
That to destruction lay.
2 With pity most divine,
From his bright throne above;
Did Jesus graciously descend,
Borne on the wings of love.
3 Involv'd in guilt he found
The whole apostate race;
Where sin and guilt did most abound,
Still more abounds his grace.
4 While heirs of wrath we stood,
To death and hell a prey;
To ransom sinners with his blood,
He gave his life away.
Topics: The Death of Jesus, who Died for All; Who tasted Death for Every Man Scripture: Matthew 27:35 Languages: English
The Lamb of God who Beareth away Sin
John Peacock
1731 - 1803 Author of "When all mankind corrupt" in Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs Peacock, John, was born in 1731; became a Wesleyan Minister in 1767, retired therefrom through ill health in 1796, and died in 1803. In 1776 he published Songs of Praise compiled from the Holy Scriptures.
--John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology, Appendix, Part II (1907)
John Peacock
