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2. All in Him

1 The mighty God is Jesus,
The Prince of peace is He,
The everlasting Father,
The King eternally,
The wonderful in wisdom
By whom all things were made;
The fulness of the Godhead
In Jesus is display’d.

Chorus:
It’s all in Him, it’s all in Him,
The fulness of the Godhead is all in Him;
It’s all in Him, it’s all in Him,
The mighty God is Jesus, and it’s all in Him.

2 Emmanuel, God with us,
Jehovah, Lord of hosts!
The coming present Spirit,
Who fills the universe,
The Advocate, the High Priest,
The Lamb for sinners slain,
The Author of redemption;
O glory to His name! [Chorus]

3 The Alpha and Omega,
Beginning and the end,
The Living Word incarnate,
The helpless sinner’s Friend,
Our wisdom and perfection,
Our righteousness and pow’r,
Yes, all we need in Jesus
We find this very our. [Chorus]

4 “Our God from whom we’ve waited”
Will be the glad refrain
If Israel recreated,
When Jesus comes gain;
Lo! He will come and save us,
Our King and Priest to be,
For in Him dwells all fulness,
And Lord of all is He. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: The mighty God is Jesus
Title: All in Him
Author: G. R. F.
Refrain First Line: It's all in Him, it's all in Him
Language: English
Publication Date: 1945
Tune Information
Name: [The mighty God is Jesus]
Composer: Gero. R. Farrow



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