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In the Darkness of Gethsemane

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1. In the darkness of Gethsemane,
In the garden all alone,
Jesus drank the cup for you and me,
Suffered, bled and died on Calvary,
’Neath the glory of His throne,
’Neath the glory of His throne.

2. Crucified upon the cruel tree,
See the bleeding Son of God!
Dying on the cross for you and me,
With a broken heart on Calvary,
Where my sins were bathed in blood,
Where my sins were bathed in blood.

3. Jesus, take my love and gratitude,
Take me as I am just now,
Tho’ my heart in sin is sinking low,
Thou canst cleanse and make me white as snow,
While before Thy cross I bow,
While before Thy cross I bow.

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Author: Leonard C. Voke

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Text Information

First Line: In the darkness of Gethsemane
Title: In the Darkness of Gethsemane
Author: Leonard C. Voke (1921)
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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The Cyber Hymnal #3087
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