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309. It Is Finished!

1 "It is finished!" Christ hath known
all the life of our wayfaring,
human joys and sorrows sharing,
making human needs his own.
Lord, in us thy life renewing,
lead us where thy feet have trod,
till, the way of truth pursuing,
human souls find rest in God.

2 "It is finished!" Christ is slain,
on the altar of creation,
off'ring for a world's salvation
sacrifice of love and pain.
Lord, thy love through pain revealing,
purge our passions, scourge our vice,
till, upon the tree of suff'ring,
self is slain in sacrifice.

3 "It is finished!" Christ our King
wins the victor's crown of glory;
sun and stars recite his story,
floods and fields his triumph sing.
Lord, whose praise the world is telling,
Lord, to whom all pow'r is giv'n,
by thy death, hell's armies quelling,
bring thy saints to reign in heav'n!

Text Information
First Line: "It is finished!" Christ hath known
Title: It Is Finished!
Author: Gabriel Gillett (1906)
Meter: 7.88.7.8.7.8.7
Language: English
Publication Date: 1985
Scripture: ;
Topic: Jesus Christ: Guide and Leader; Jesus Christ: Passion and Cross
Copyright: From the English Hymnal, used by permission of Oxford University Press
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: SEBASTIAN (Freylinghausen)
Composer: J. A. Freylinghausen (1714)
Harmonizer: J. S. Bach (1736)
Meter: 7.88.7.8.7.8.7
Key: F Major



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