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Text:O What A Conquest Jesus Won
Author:Henry F. Lyte
Tune:MANOAH
Composer:Giocchino Antonio Rossini
Media:MIDI file

9845. O What A Conquest Jesus Won

1 O what a conquest Jesus won,
When, on the fatal tree,
His great atoning work was done,
And earth from guilt set free!

2 "’Tis finished," He exulting cried,
The mighty Slayer slain;
The wrath of God is pacified,
And man may hope again.

3 O rich reward for every groan!
O victory complete!
To call a ransomed world His own,
And hail it to His feet.

4 Yes, the great work shall onward go;
The sure decree is past:
The nations to their Lord shall flow,
And all be Christ’s at last.

5 O hasten, Lord, those blessèd times!
Lead all Thy wanderers home!
Convert this world of woe and crimes,
And bid Thy kingdom come!

Text Information
First Line: O what a conquest Jesus won
Title: O What A Conquest Jesus Won
Author: Henry F. Lyte
Meter: CM
Language: English
Source: The Spirit of the Psalms, 1834
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: MANOAH
Composer: Giocchino Antonio Rossini (arr.)
Meter: CM
Key: G Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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