CCIX. Forgiver of Sin

1 What saving pow'r, what grace divine,
To Jesus doth belong;
Jesus the most delightful theme
Of each believer's song

2 'Tis the divine prerogative
Of him, whom we adore:
Pardon and endless life to give,
To souls condemn'd before.

3 His miracles, his pow'r proclaim;
His grace in them exprest,
Invites the weak and helpless soul
Beneath his care to rest.

4 "Be of good cheer," the Saviour cries,
"Behold thy sins forgiv'n;"
And strait the pardon ratifies,
And seals our peace with heav'n.

5 Sinners with pleasing wonder hear
Salvation's joyful sound;
While hope, and love, their breast inspire,
His praises they resound.

Text Information
First Line: What saving pow'r, what grace divine
Title: Forgiver of Sin
Author: Peacock
Meter: C. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1792
Scripture: ; ;
Topic: Attributes, Characters, Names, and Offices of Christ, from the New Testatment
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