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Praise Ye the Lord

Representative Text

1 We praise the Lord whose life was giv’n
To set the whole world free
From sin, its pow’r, and all its guilt,
On blood-stained Calvary.

Refrain:
Oh, praise the Lord, ye ransomed ones,
From sin and death set free;
And may His worthy praise resound
Thro’ all eternity.

2 We praise the Lord whose blood did flow
An efficacious stream;
From His dear side it issued forth
In power to redeem. [Refrain]

3 We praise the Lord for tasting death,
And suff’ring ev’ry pain
From cruel spear and crown of thorns,
That we with Him might reign. [Refrain]

4 We praise the Lord! Oh, dying Lamb!
For us the chast’ning rod
Thyself didst bear, to bring us back
In fellowship with God. [Refrain]

Source: The Voice of Thanksgiving No. 3 #46

Author: Harold G. Hoffman

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Text Information

First Line: We praise the Lord whose life was given
Title: Praise Ye the Lord
Author: Harold G. Hoffman
Refrain First Line: O, prasie the Lord, ye ransomed ones
Copyright: Public Domain

Media

The Cyber Hymnal #10062
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