489. Wonder of Wonders, Here Revealed

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1 Wonder of wonders, here revealed:
God's covenant with us is sealed,
and long before we know or pray,
God's love enfolds us every day.

2 Here in this sacrament we see
God's grace unbound, for all, for me!
May we respond with joyful praise
in loving service all our days.

3 This child of God, though young or old,
we welcome now into Christ's fold,
to know with us God's loving care,
and all our joys and sorrows share.

4 Now we our vow of faith renew,
stretch wide our sights to global view,
and claim with Christians far and near
a larger family held dear.

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Text Information
First Line: Wonder of wonders here revealed
Title: Wonder of Wonders, Here Revealed
Author: Jane Parker Huber (1980, alt.)
Meter: LM
Language: English
Publication Date: 2013
Scripture: ; ;
Topic: Baptism
Copyright: © 1980 Jane Parker Huber (admin. Westminster John Knox Press)
ONE LICENSE: 121566
Tune Information
Name: PENTECOST (Boyd)
Composer: William Boyd (1864)
Meter: LM
Key: G Major


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In creating this text (for which she chose this existing tune as its setting), the author wished to emphasize two themes: that God loves us before we know how to love in return, and that through baptism we become part of a worldwide family unbounded by space or time.


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