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I'm set apart for Jesus

I'm set apart for Jesus

Author: William J. Pearson
Published in 3 hymnals

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1 I'm set apart for Jesus,
To be a king and priest;
His life in me increases,
Upon his love I feast.
From evil separated,
Made holy by his blood,
My all is consecrated
Unto the living God.

2 I’m set apart for Jesus,
His goodness I have seen,
He makes my heart his altar,
He keeps his temple clean.
Our union none can sever,
Together every hour,
His life is mine for ever
With resurrect ion power.

3 I’m set apart for Jesus,
With him to ever stay,
My spirit he releases,
He drives my foes away.
He gives full strength for trial
And shields when darts are hurled;
With him and self-denial
I overcome the world.


Source: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #495

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Author: William J. Pearson
Language: English
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The Song Book of the Salvation Army #495

The Song Book of the Salvation Army #495
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