Hallelu Jah! My Redeemer (Hymn #200) - S2:E9 - Hymnology
Most Popular
•
5m 49s
1. Let me ponder perfect mercy,
Like a fountain filled with grace!
My Redeemer came and found me!
In His death stood in my place!
Refrain:
Hallelu Jah! My Redeemer!
My Redeemer and my King!
Hallelu Jah! What a Savior!
For His love my praise I sing!
For His love my praise I sing!
2. I was blind in utter darkness
When He gave me eyes to see!
In my sin, depraved and dirty,
Jesus washed and made me clean!
3. So unworthy of His kindness,
But His gift to me so free!
Only sin I had to offer,
Jesus shed His blood for me.
4. On the cross He died to save me,
Make me whole by shedding blood.
As a lamb went to the slaughter,
He was cursed there for my good.
5. I am trusting in Your power
Now to keep me safe until
You complete what You have started
By Your sov’reign, gracious will!
Words and Music: K. Jason French
Hymnology was produced by Grace Productions in partnership with Hymns of Grace. Hymns of Grace exist to assist believers in their corporate and private worship of God. For more information about Hymns of Grace, visit: https://hymnsofgrace.com
Up Next in Most Popular
-
Why Are End Times Teachings So Confus...
Why are end times teachings so confusing? We answer this listener question and your calls on this Wednesday afternoon. Call us now 833-843-2673. Check out our free offer for AGTV viewers: corechristianity.com/agtv
-
New Age Buzz Words To Beware Of - E.2...
🚨This video exposes the ugly truth behind popular New Age jargon! 🚨
Join Doreen Virtue, Jenn Nizza, and Jac Marino Chen – former New Agers – as they expose the deceptive and dangerous beliefs behind popular spiritual buzzwords and practices. Discover why popular and seemingly innocent phrases li...
-
Steadfast & Immovable: The Enduring L...
History and the God of history would prove Spurgeon to be in the right, as Christians up to the present day continue to benefit from his uncompromising Gospel work. The ministries of those who tried to accommodate the spirit of their age did not age well and their preaching would fade from memory...
