Introductory pages - New Creation Teaching Ministry
Introductory pages - New Creation Teaching Ministry
Introductory pages - New Creation Teaching Ministry
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2. Tell me, ye who hear Him groaning,<br />
Was there ever grief like His?<br />
Friends through fear His cause<br />
disowning,<br />
Foes insulting His distress;<br />
Many hands were raised to wound Him,<br />
None would interpose to save;<br />
But the deepest stroke that pierced Him<br />
Was the stroke that Justice gave.<br />
3. Ye who think of sin but lightly,<br />
Nor suppose the evil great,<br />
Here may view its nature rightly,<br />
Here its guilt may estimate.<br />
Mark the Sacrifice appointed!<br />
See who bears the awful load;<br />
ʼTis the Word, the Lordʼs Anointed,<br />
Son of Man, and Son of God.<br />
4. Here we have a firm foundation,<br />
Here the refuge of the lost,<br />
Christʼs the Rock of our salvation:<br />
His the name of which we boast;<br />
Lamb of God, for sinners wounded!<br />
Sacrifice to cancel guilt!<br />
None shall ever be confounded<br />
Who on Him their hope have built.<br />
76 Horatius Bonar, 1806–89<br />
1. Thy works, not mine, O Christ,<br />
Speak gladness to this heart;<br />
They tell me all is done;<br />
They bid my fear depart.<br />
To whom save Thee,<br />
Who canst alone for sin atone,<br />
Lord, shall I flee?<br />
2. Thy wounds, not mine, O Christ,<br />
Can heal my bruisèd soul;<br />
Thy stripes, not mine, contain<br />
The balm that makes me whole.<br />
To whom save Thee,<br />
Who canst alone for sin atone,<br />
Lord, shall I flee?<br />
3. Thy Cross, not mine, O Christ,<br />
Has borne the awful load<br />
Of sins that none could bear<br />
But the incarnate God.<br />
To whom save Thee,<br />
Who canst alone for sin atone,<br />
Lord, shall I flee?<br />
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4. Thy death, not mine, O Christ,<br />
Has paid the ransom due;<br />
Ten thousand deaths like mine<br />
Would have been all too few.<br />
To whom save Thee,<br />
Who canst alone for sin atone,<br />
Lord, shall I flee?<br />
5. Thy righteousness, O Christ,<br />
Alone can cover me;<br />
No righteousness avails<br />
Save that which is of Thee.<br />
To whom save Thee,<br />
Who canst alone for sin atone,<br />
Lord, shall I flee?<br />
77 Charles Wesley, 1707–88<br />
1. ʼTis finished! the Messiah dies,<br />
Cut off for sins, but not His own:<br />
Accomplished is the sacrifice,<br />
The great redeeming work is done.<br />
2. ʼTis finished! all the debt is paid;<br />
Justice divine is satisfied;<br />
The grand and full atonement made;<br />
God for a guilty world hath died.<br />
3. The veil is rent in Christ alone;<br />
The living way to heaven is seen;<br />
The middle wall is broken down,<br />
And all mankind may enter in.<br />
4. The types and figures are fulfilled;<br />
Exacted is the legal pain;<br />
The precious promises are sealed;<br />
The spotless Lamb of God is slain.<br />
5. The reign of sin and death is oʼer,<br />
And all may live from sin set free;<br />
Satan hath lost his mortal power;<br />
ʼTis swallowed up in victory.<br />
6. Saved from the legal curse I am,<br />
My Saviour hangs on yonder tree:<br />
See there the meek, expiring Lamb!<br />
ʼTis finished! He expires for me.<br />
7. Accepted in the Well-beloved,<br />
And clothed in righteousness divine,<br />
I see the bar to heaven removed;<br />
And all Thy merits, Lord, are mine.