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4. When He shall come with trumpet sound, Oh, may I then in Him be found, Clothed in His righteousness alone, Faultless to stand before the throne! 180 Isaac Watts, 1674–1748 1. No more, my God, I boast no more Of all the duties I have done; I quit the hopes I held before, To trust the merits of Thy Son. 2. Now, for the love I bear His name, What was my gain I count my loss; My former pride I call my shame, And nail my glory to His cross. 3. Yes, and I must and will esteem All things but loss for Jesuʼs sake; O may my soul be found in Him, And of His righteousness partake. 4. The best obedience of my hands Dares not appear before Thy throne; But faith can answer Thy demands By pleading what my Lord has done. 181 Martin Bleby 1. Nothing more than a sinner, Nothing less than justified, Though Iʼd like to be different And Iʼve tried and Iʼve tried, Yet Iʼve found that from Godʼs great grace I simply cannot hide— Nothing more than a sinner, Nothing less than justified. 182 Kay Carney (nee Robinson) 81 2. Nothing more than a sinner, Though Iʼm trying to pretend That Iʼm getting better and better And Iʼll make it in the end; But I always come a cropper Just when I am filled with pride— Nothing more than a sinner, Nothing less than justified. 3. Nothing less than justified, Itʼs a lovely way to be, Just to know that Jesus bore Godʼs wrath On Calvary for me; Even though I didnʼt ask Him to, Yet still for me He died— Nothing more than a sinner, Nothing less than justified. 4. Nothing more than a sinner, Nothing less than justified, And in Jesus my Saviour I will day by day abide, Till that day when He comes again, Weʼll all be glorified— Then Iʼll be no more a sinner Because Iʼve been justified. 5. Nothing more than a sinner, Nothing less than justified, So Iʼll walk by the Spirit, Let the flesh be laid aside; In the love of the Father Iʼll be more than satisfied— Nothing more than a sinner, Nothing less than justified. © Good Friday 1987 Martin Bleby. Used by permission. 1. O, hear the word that our God proclaims, The Cross has dealt with all our shame; The judgement for our sins Christ bore, And purified them till they were no more.
183 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919–2009 2. Tell out the wonderful works of God: His victory wrought through Christ our Lord; For He is raised to Godʼs right hand, And pours the Spirit out on all the land. Tell out the wonderful works of God! 3. We share the action of our great Lord, The Spirit is confirming the word; Godʼs sons and daughters prophesy, ʻBy faith in Jesus, we are justified!ʼ 4. O, sing His praises everywhere, The Fatherʼs love let us declare; His plan to set creation free, Will be fulfilled in His childrenʼs glorious liberty! Tell out the wonderful works of God! 5. Spread the good news, ʻOur God reigns! And one day shall remove all pain. Rejoice in Him, and give Him glory, For He alone of all our love is worthy!ʼ Tell out the wonderful works of God! © 1981 Kay Carney (nee Robinson). Used by permission. 1. One day weʼll see Him face to face, And then our hearts will beat as one, That day weʼll know the glory of His grace, As we on earth have never known. 2. Sometimes we are surprised by joy, Sometimes a bliss unbidden comes, And in that moment of enriching love Come intimations of our home. 3. Our hearts are gladdened in this world, When grace gives sudden sights of love, But oh! how richer when our hearts in hope Reach out to fuller bliss above. 4. ʼTis then the sights of heaven abound, And flood our tired hearts of pain, The tears of wonder flow in ecstasy, And we are fully home again. 82 5. The years of sorrow and of strife, The sin that brought a holy shame, The guilt our hearts could never wholly hide Will never visit us again. 6. Dear Lover, Saviour, Jesus Christ, Our present life is hid in Thee, But oh! the wonder when we are unveiled In glory of our liberty. 7. Till then we live in present hope, In patience of the coming sight, And those who share with You Your glory now, We then will meet with great delight. 8. Delight and bliss and joy and love, As now our hearts cannot contain, Will flood us as we see Him face to face And we are wholly one again. © 1986 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919–2009. Used by permission.
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A. INTRODUCTION B. HYMNS: VOLUME 1
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We hear from the prophet Isaiah: Pu
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‘It is good to give thanks to the
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3. He hath opened a door To the pen
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6 Jenny Winter 1. Eʼen before the
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5. O may this strange, this matchle
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3. O Lord, You have made him just l
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22 5. Praise to the Lord, who, when
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25 Henry Williams Baker, 1821-77 Ps
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30 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919-2009 1. A
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2. O Jesus, our Redeemer, Washed in
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4. See now the Spirit brings Godʼs
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3. Giver and Lord of life, whose po
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49 Jenny Winter 1. Heavenly Father,
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53 Kay Carney (nee Robinson) 5. The
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57 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919-2009 1. W
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62 2. You sent Your great angel to
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Page 41 and 42: 2. Tell me, ye who hear Him groanin
Page 43 and 44: 2. He who gave for us His life, Who
Page 45 and 46: 86 Christopher Wordsworth, 1807-85
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Page 49 and 50: 94 Martin Bleby 3. Then comes the e
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Page 55 and 56: 108 Kay Carney (nee Robinson) 1. I
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Page 61 and 62: 121 John Newton, 1725-1807 1. Rejoi
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Page 67 and 68: 7. Jerusalem, the only, That lookʼ
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Page 75 and 76: 153 Horatius Bonar, 1808-89 1. Belo
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Page 81 and 82: 165 Richard Keen, c. 1787 1. How fi
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Page 103 and 104: 210 Colin Jones Youʼve forgiven me
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Page 107 and 108: 220 Charles Wesley, 1707-88 3. Into
Page 109 and 110: 225 Charles Wesley, 1707-88 1. Jesu
Page 111 and 112: 231 Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf,
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Page 115 and 116: 240 S. W. Gandy, n.d. [Verses 1 and
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Page 119 and 120: 242 Noel Due 1. Out of darkness dee
Page 121 and 122: 247 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919-2009 1.
Page 125 and 126: 253 Noel Due 1. Love is flowing dee
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Page 131 and 132: 270 Robert Smith 1. Glory of Glorie
Page 133 and 134: 274 Randall Lawton A personal psalm
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4. Godʼs O.K. ʼCos Heʼs my mate,
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5. In the songs that are ever and e
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291 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919-2009 1.
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304 Martin Bleby 1. Disarmed by lov
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308 Christine Dieckmann 1. We eat o
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315 Martin Bleby Jeremiah 31:3; Isa
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324 Christine Dieckmann Psalm 1:1-3
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329 Christine Dieckmann 1. We are a
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3. Holy, holy, holy, though the dar
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339 Robert Smith 1. Great is Your m
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8. Transfigured by Your glory, Lord
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VOLUME 3 166
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356 Martin Bleby 1. Bright was the
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361 Randall Lawton 1. The Spiritʼs
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365 Christine Dieckmann In Your tim
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369 Keith Chessell 1. Come! Let us
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372 Anne Ross Cousin, 1824-1906 Bas
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382 381 Christine Dieckmann 1. A da
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387 3. Christ is the Lamb who bore
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389 Adapted from Augustus Montague
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395 Christine Dieckmann 1. He is th
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3. It is not safe to visit, Lest Yo
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404 Noel Due Genesis 22:14 1. ʻIn
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407 Martin Bleby Psalm 22 1. My God
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2. The more I learned how good God
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Praise Father God for all Your good
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419 7. Grant that the Vine be laden
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423 422 James Krieg We look to the
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426 Christine Dieckmann 1. When our
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430 4. Who now in this age are subd
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434 Christine Dieckmann 1. When Sat
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INDEXES
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INDEX OF AUTHORS, TRANSLATORS AND S
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INDEX OF AUTHORS, TRANSLATORS AND S
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God our Father is working full bore
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He walked on earth showing glimpses
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The churchʼs one foundation 193 Th
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Disarmed by love! No weapon in Your
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May we hear the dry bones dancing 4
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We reign in life by one, Christ Jes
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