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3380. Jesus, My Savior, Died

1. Jesus, my Savior, died, nailed to the tree—
Cruelly crucified, stricken for me!
Darkness there shut Him in!
God judged Him for my sin!

Jesus, my soul to win, died there for me!

2. Jesus, my Savior, rose out of the grave!
Captive He led my foes, my soul to save!
Jesus in Heaven now, glory upon His brow,
Calleth to men below, sinners to save!

3. Jesus, my Savior, lives for me above;
Mercy and grace He gives freely in love;
By my infirmity tenderly moved is He;
Sweet is His sympathy, sweet is His love!

4. Jesus! beyond the sky, now on God’s throne,
Looking with loving eye down on Thine own;
Soon in that wondrous place
Sweetly we’ll sing Thy grace,
Gazing upon Thy face—all of Thine own!

Text Information
First Line: Jesus, my Savior, died, nailed to the tree
Title: Jesus, My Savior, Died
Author: Frank Allaben
Meter: 10.10.12.10
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Alternate tunes: BETHANY (MASON), Lowell Mason, 1856; SOMETHING FOR JESUS, Robert Lowry, 1871
Tune Information
Name: JOUARD
Composer: Calvin Jouard (1903)
Composer: Farel Jouard (1903)
Meter: 10.10.12.10
Incipit: 32354 32123 13235
Key: F Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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