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Text:I've Never Loved Him Better Than Today
Author:Henry Slaughter
Tune:[Since Jesus came and found me and put His arms around me]
Composer:Henry Slaughter

74. I've Never Loved Him Better Than Today

1 Since Jesus came and found me and put His arms around me,
And all my binding fetters took away.
Although I’ve loved Him dearly and trusted Him sincerely,
I’ve never loved Him better than today.

Chorus:
I’ve never loved Him better than today
I’ve never felt Him closer on the way
And oh! how sweet the feeling when in His presence kneeling,
I’ve never loved Him better than today.

2 Oh, blessed Friend Supernal, my hope and joy eternal,
Keep Thou my soul ‘til shadows flee away.
For nightly I would pray Lord, ‘til end this pilgrim way, Lord,
I’ve never loved Him better than today. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Since Jesus came and found me and put His arms around me
Title: I've Never Loved Him Better Than Today
Author: Henry Slaughter
Refrain First Line: I've never loved Him better than today
Language: English
Publication Date: 1979
Copyright: © Copyright 1965 by Harvest Time Publishers
Tune Information
Name: [Since Jesus came and found me and put His arms around me]
Composer: Henry Slaughter
Copyright: © Copyright 1965 by Harvest Time Publishers



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