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Divine Love

Chas. H. Gabriel • English

Primary Scripture: Ephesians 3:19

Verse 1

I think, when I read the sweet story, How Jesus came down from his throne, To rescue the perishing sinner, To suffer and die for his own, Why should he assume my oblation? Why should he thus purchase salvation? Such love is divine revelation, Unbounded, unmeasured, unknown.

Chorus

Oh, it is wonderful that he should love me, And for my sins with his life-blood atone! Oh, it is wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! Yet to the world be it known, He brought me again to His own.

Verse 2

And when I am foll’wing his footsteps, New visions of beauty unfold, Till, lost in the depths of amazement, I marvel such love to behold. Why should He relinquish His glory? Before Him stood Calvary gory! Yet heaved resounds with the story Of love that can never be told.

Chorus

Oh, it is wonderful that he should love me, And for my sins with his life-blood atone! Oh, it is wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! Yet to the world be it known, He brought me again to His own.

Verse 3

Tho’ hated, despised, and rejected, Neglected again and again, He never deserts nor forsakes me, No matter how wayward I’ve been. My burden of sorrow he shareth, My stripes of iniquity weareth, My soul in his bosom he beareth This wonderful Saviour of men.

Chorus

Oh, it is wonderful that he should love me, And for my sins with his life-blood atone! Oh, it is wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! Yet to the world be it known, He brought me again to His own.

Scripture References

Reference 1

  • ephesians 3:19
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