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2809. I Have Found a Precious Resting Place

1. I have found a precious resting place
In the shelter of redeeming grace;
Here with joy I see my Savior’s face,
Under the atoning blood.

Refrain
Under the atoning blood of the Lamb,
Under the atoning blood of the Lamb,
Safely I am hiding, constantly abiding,
Under the atoning blood.

2. Where shall I the praise of Christ begin?
Gone the heavy burden of my sin!
Grace has changed the world I’m living in,
Under the atoning blood. [Refrain]

3. Evil shall not here my soul ensnare;
Tenderly I’m kept with jealous care.
Jesus walks beside me everywhere,
Under the atoning blood. [Refrain]

4. Now its healing power makes me whole;
Through its merit Jesus saves my soul.
Savior, keep me while the ages roll
Under the atoning blood. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: I have found a precious resting place
Title: I Have Found a Precious Resting Place
Author: Haldor Lillenas (1918)
Refrain First Line: Under the atoning blood of the Lamb
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [I have found a precious resting place]
Composer: Haldor Lillenas (1918)
Incipit: 55123 43225 57246
Key: G Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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