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1884. God Gave His Son for Me

1. God gave His Son for me, O wondrous love!
From sin to set me free, O wondrous love!
A guilty rebel I, bound and condemned to die,
He did not pass me by, O wondrous love!
A guilty rebel I, bound and condemned to die,
He did not pass me by, O wondrous love!

2. There, there at God’s right hand, O wondrous love!
I see my Savior stand, O wondrous love!
He makes my nature pure, in Him I am secure;
Whatever I endure; O wondrous love!
He makes my nature pure, in Him I am secure;
Whatever I endure; O wondrous love!

3. He’ll give me needful grace, O wondrous love!
Soon I shall see His face, O wondrous love!
Join those who’ve gone before, sorrow and pain all o’er,
Heav’n, Heaven, forevermore! O wondrous love!
Join those who’ve gone before, sorrow and pain all o’er,
Heav’n, Heaven, forevermore! O wondrous love!

Text Information
First Line: God gave His Son for me
Title: God Gave His Son for Me
Author: Charles Fry (1885)
Language: English
Source: The Salvation Songster, 1885
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [God gave His Son for me]
Composer: Charles Fry (1885)
Incipit: 33456 53434 23345
Key: C Major
Source: The Salvation Songster, 1885
Copyright: Public Domain



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