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479. Christ Is Our Master, Lord, and God

1 Christ is our Master, Lord, and God,
the fullness of the Three in One.
His life, death, righteousness, and blood
our faith’s foundation are alone;
his Godhead and His death shall be
our theme to all eternity.

2 On him we’ll venture all we have,
our lives, our all, to him we owe.
None else is able us to save,
naught but the Savior will we know;
this we subscribe with heart and hand,
resolved through grace thereby to stand.

3 This now with heav'n’s resplendent host
we echo through the church of God.
Throughout the world we make our boast
of Jesus’ saving death and blood;
we loud, like rushing streams, combine
in showing forth his love divine.

Text Information
First Line: Christ is our Master, Lord, and God
Title: Christ Is Our Master, Lord, and God
Author: John Cennick, 1718-1755 (alt.)
Meter: 8.8.8.8.8.8. Iambic
Language: English
Publication Date: 1995
Scripture:
Topic: Son and Redeemer; Christ; Christ--All in all (3 more...)
Tune Information
Name: EISENACH
Composer: Johann Hermann Schein (1628, alt.)
Meter: 8.8.8.8.8.8. Iambic
Key: D Major
Source: C. Gregor Choralbuch (1784)
Notes: Alternate key, hymn 438. 90 A in 1891 Offices of Worship and Hymns.



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