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He Sets the Captive Free

Author: H. L. Hymnal: Evangelistic Songs #41 (1927) First Line: O captive soul by sin oppress'd Refrain First Line: He sets the captive free, glory to His name Lyrics: 1 O captive soul by sin oppress’d, How long your heart has sighed for rest, Lift up your eyes for God is near To set you free from bondage drear. Refrain: He sets the captive free, glory to His name, Gives perfect liberty, O glory to His name! The prison doors must quake and chains of sin will break When Jesus sets the captive free. 2 The galling yoke so hard to bear,, Has borne you down to dark despair, Lift up your voice, on Jesus call, His mighty arm can conquer all. [Refrain] 3 He came to set the captive free, To ring the bells of liberty, He came to heal the broken heart And needed grace to you impart. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [O captive soul by sin oppressed]
He Sets the Captive Free

He sets the captive free

Author: Haldor Lillenas Hymnal: Spiritual hymns of worship #d319 (1957) First Line: O captive soul by sin oppressed
He sets the captive free

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