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Gethsemane

Jesus climbed the hill to the Garden still

Author: Melanie Hoffman (2007)
Tune: [Jesus climbed the hill to the Garden still]
Published in 1 hymnal

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Jesus climbed the hill to the Garden still;
His steps were heavy and slow.
Love and a prayer took Him there
to the place only He could go.

Gethsemane! Jesus loves me,
So He went willingly to Gethsemane.

He felt all that was sad, wicked, or bad,
all the pain we would ever know.
While His friends were asleep,
He fought to keep His promise made long ago.

Gethsemane! Jesus loves me,
So He went willingly to Gethsemane.

The hardest thing that ever was done,
The greatest pain that ever was known,
The biggest battle that ever was won—
This was done by Jesus!
The fight was won by Jesus!

Gethsemane! Jesus loves me,
So He gave this gift to me in Gethsemane.
Gethsemane! Jesus loves me,
So He gives this gift to me from Gethsemane.

Source: Hymns: for home and church #1009

Author: Melanie Hoffman

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Text Information

First Line: Jesus climbed the hill to the Garden still
Title: Gethsemane
Author: Melanie Hoffman (2007)
Refrain First Line: Gethsemane! Jesus loves me
Copyright: © 2007, 2023 Peace Mountain Music (ASCAP). This song may be copied for incidental, noncommercial Church or home use.

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Hymns: for home and church #1009
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