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Text:Forgiven!
Author:Maud Frazer Jackson
Tune:[Come, none on earth can comfort thee]
Composer:John D. Brunk

209. Forgiven!

1 Come, none on earth can comfort thee
Or bid thy burdened heart be free;
Come, there is peace at Calvary;
Come,hear the word—forgiv'n!

Refrain:
No one but Christ thy debt can pay,
he is to life the only way.
None but His loving voice can say—
"Thy sins are all forgv'n!"

2 Tho' years in sin thou hast misspent
Fear not, but come, believe, repent,
this is the message God hath sent—
"All, all shall be forgv'n." [Refrain]

3 No wonder that with joy e weep;
God doth no more the record keep
Of pardoned sins; they're buried deep,
As in the sea—forgiv'n! [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Come, none on earth can comfort thee
Title: Forgiven!
Author: Maud Frazer Jackson
Refrain First Line: No one but Christ thy debt can pay
Language: English
Publication Date: 1916
Topic: Evangelistic: Forgiveness; Holiness
Copyright: © 1916 by John D. Brunk
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Come, none on earth can comfort thee]
Composer: John D. Brunk
Notes: Public Domain.



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