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4608. Not My Own

1. Not my own, but saved by Jesus,
Who redeemed me by His blood,
Gladly I accept the message,
I belong to Christ the Lord.

Refrain
Not my own! Oh, not my own!
Jesus, I belong to Thee!
All I have, and all I hope for,
Thine for all eternity.

2. Not my own! to Christ, my Savior,
I, believing, trust my soul;
Everything to Him committed,
While eternal ages roll. [Refrain]

3. Not my own! my time, my talent,
Freely all to Christ I bring,
To be used in joyful service
For the glory of my King. [Refrain]

4. Not my own! the Lord accepts me,
One among the ransomed throng,
Who in Heav’n shall see His glory,
And to Jesus Christ belong. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Not my own, but saved by Jesus
Title: Not My Own
Author: Daniel Webster Whittle (1878)
Refrain First Line: Not my own! Oh, not my own!
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Some hymnals show the author as El Nathan, one of Whittle's pseudonyms.
Tune Information
Name: [Not my own, but saved by Jesus]
Composer: James McGranahan
Incipit: 34536 55423 46543
Key: G Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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