| Text: | The Death and Excellency of Christ |
| Author: | Hart |
1 And did the darling Son of God
For sinners deign to bleed?
The purchase of that precious blood
Must needs be rich indeed.
2 God’s wisdom would not pay for toys
So great a price as this;
’Tis God-like glory, boundless joys;
’Tis unexampled bliss.
3 Saints, raise your expectations high;
Hope all that heaven has good;
The blood of Christ has brought you nigh –
Invaluable blood!
4 Eye has not seen, nor ear has heard,
Nor can the heart conceive,
What blessings are for them prepared
Who in the Lord believe.
5 By others, for their virtue fair,
Let rich rewards be sought;
Give me, my God, to freely share
What thou hast freely bought.
| Text Information | |
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| First Line: | And did the darling Son of God |
| Title: | The Death and Excellency of Christ |
| Author: | Hart |
| Meter: | C. M. |
| Language: | English |
| Publication Date: | 1844 |