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Cordero de Dios

Author: Twila Paris

Twila Paris (born 1958, Fort Worth, Texas) is an American singer–songwriter whose congregational pieces—“He Is Exalted,” “We Will Glorify,” “Lamb of God,” and others—entered hymnals and became staples of late-twentieth-century worship. Beginning with family ministry concerts in childhood, she went on to a long recording career, multiple Dove Awards, and induction into the GMA Hall of Fame; she makes her home in Arkansas and continues to write and minister. J. S. McDuff (from Encyclopedia of Arkansas, entry “Twila Paris,” and the artist’s official materials, retrieved 9/20/2025) Go to person page >

Translator: Pablo D. Ostuni

(no biographical information available about Pablo D. Ostuni.) Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: Hijo de Dios, eterno Rey
Title: Cordero de Dios
English Title: Your only Son, no sin to hide
Author: Twila Paris
Translator: Pablo D. Ostuni
Language: Spanish
Refrain First Line: ¡Oh, Salvador! ¡Mi Salvador!
Copyright: © 1985 Mountain Spring Music (ASCAP) Straightway Music (ASCAP) (admin. CapitalCMGPublishing)

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Himnario Adventista del Séptimo Día #102

Praise y Adoración #397b

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