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CCLVI. Jesus Christ, the Redeemer

1 In mine own flesh I see
My dear Redeemer, God:
And in that body he
Redeem'd me by his blood:
Made one, no more to part again,
With him I ever shall remain.

2 Bone of his bone I am,
And evermore shall be;
One great immortal name
Is nam'd on him and me:
In him, complete, I now possess
The fulness of redeeming grace.

3 When from his pierced side
Came forth, in bleeding love,
His lov'd, his royal bride,
The life divine to prove;
To her this sacred truth he seal'd,
That all her maladies were heal'd.

4 What tho' I mortal am,
And shall to dust return:
In the prevailing Lamb
I unto God am born:
In him I live above all fear,
Nor sin, nor death, can reach me there.

Text Information
First Line: In mine own flesh I see
Title: Jesus Christ, the Redeemer
Author: John Relly
Meter: P. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1792
Scripture: ; ;
Topic: The Wonders of Redemption, celebrated in Songs of Praise
Notes: Public Domain.
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