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O Wonderful Tidings

O wonderful, wonderful tidings

Author: Minnie A. Greiner-Edington
Tune: [O wonderful, wonderful tidings]
Published in 1 hymnal

Audio files: MIDI

Representative Text

1 O wonderful, wonderful tidings
Christ Jesus has brought unto me;
That He from the throne of His glory
Has come my Redeemer to be.

Refrain:
O wonderful, wonderful story,
No tongue can its beauties unfold,
O wonderful grace of the Saviour,
Its riches can never be told.

2 O wonderful, wonderful blessing,
My Saviour has purchased for me;
The wonderful gift of redemption.
Salvation so full and so free. [Refrain]

3 O wonderful, wonderful power
My Saviour has given to me,
In time, and through all ages eternal,
A child of the kingdom to be. [Refrain]

Source: Uplifted Voices: a 20th century hymn book for sunday-schools and devotional meetings #99

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Author: Minnie A. Greiner-Edington

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Text Information

First Line: O wonderful, wonderful tidings
Title: O Wonderful Tidings
Author: Minnie A. Greiner-Edington
Language: English
Refrain First Line: O wonderful, wonderful story
Copyright: Public Domain
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Uplifted Voices #99

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