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36. Redeeming Love

1 Like some sweet bird that upward flies,
My soul to heav’nly heights would rise,
And while I mount to worlds above,
Would sing of Christ’s redeeming love.

Refrain:
Redeeming love, redeeming love!
The grandest theme, all themes above;
My soul with joy her wings would prove
And sing of Christ’s redeeming love.

2 Like some sweet flow’r of spring that wakes,
When sun and show’r its slumber breaks,
My soul would rise from doubt and gloom,
And in His love eternal bloom. [Refrain]

3 Redeeming love! Oh can it be
That Jesus shed His blood for me?
His glorious name I will adore,
And praise and bless Him evermore. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Like some sweet bird that upward flies
Title: Redeeming Love
Author: Ida Scott Taylor
Refrain First Line: Redeeming love, redeeming love
Publication Date: 1902
Scripture:
Topic: Love; Salvation
Tune Information
Name: [Like some sweet bird that upward flies]
Composer: E. S. Lorenz



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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