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Hymnal: Songs of Love and Praise No. 4 #129 (1897) First Line: Once my eyes saw nothing comely Lyrics: 1 Once my eyes saw nothing comely In the lowly Nazarene, All his grace was hidden from me By the clouds of sin between; I was blind, but now I see,— Jesus paid the debt for me. I was blind, but now I see,— Jesus paid the debt for me. 2 Once my ears could find no music In his tender, pleading voice; Now he speaks, and each low whisper Makes my trembling heart rejoice. His dear word hath made me free,— Oh, what boundless liberty! His dear word hath made me free,— Oh, what boundless liberty! 3 Once my robes, by sin polluted, Were as filthy rags unclean; In the great King’s royal presence I could never thus be seen. I am whiter now than snow,— Jesus’ blood has made me so. I am whiter now than snow,— Jesus’ blood has made me so. 4 Once I roamed in deserts dreary, Sought in vain a place of rest; Now my soul, no longer weary, Leans entranced upon his breast; Blessedness beyond degree, Jesus is a rest for me! Blessedness beyond degree, Jesus is a rest for me! 5 Hallelujah, what a Saviour! Half his love was never told; I have found his kingly favor Richer treasure far than gold. Praise him, O my ransomed soul, While eternal ages roll. 6 Oh, that all who hear the story For themselves would taste and see; Come to him; his banner o’er thee Everlasting love shall be. To thy weary soul be given Rest on earth and rest in heaven. Scripture: Psalm 66:16 Tune Title: [Once my eyes saw nothing comely]
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Jesus Did It

Author: Beulah Hymnal: Melodious Sonnets #83 (1885) First Line: Once my eyes saw nothing comely Scripture: Psalm 66:16 Languages: English Tune Title: [Once my eyes saw nothing comely]
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Jesus Did It

Author: "Beulah" Hymnal: Temple Trio #265 (1886) First Line: Once my eyes saw nothing comely Tune Title: [Once my eyes saw nothing comely]
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Author: Beulah Hymnal: The New Living Hymns (Living Hymns No. 2) #29 (1902) First Line: Once my eyes saw nothing comely Languages: English Tune Title: [Once my eyes saw nothing comely]
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Author: "Beulah" Hymnal: Our Hymns #29 (1903) First Line: Once my eyes saw nothing comely Languages: English Tune Title: [Once my eyes saw nothing comely]
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Author: Beulah Hymnal: Gospel Song-Gems No.1 #60 (1901) First Line: Once my eyes saw nothing comely Languages: English Tune Title: [Once my eyes saw nothing comely]
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Hallelujah, What a Savior!

Author: Beulah Hymnal: Spiritual Songs No. 2 #91 (1883) First Line: Once my eyes saw nothing comely Refrain First Line: Hallelujah, hallelujah Languages: English Tune Title: [Once my eyes saw nothing comely]
Hallelujah, What a Savior!

Hallelujah, What a Savior!

Author: Beulah Hymnal: New Spiritual Songs #171 (1887) First Line: Once my eyes saw nothing comely Refrain First Line: Hallelujah, hallelujah Languages: English Tune Title: [Once my eyes saw nothing comely]
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Author: "Beulah" Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #11056 Meter: 8.7.8.7.7.7.7.7 First Line: Once my eyes saw nothing comely Lyrics: 1 Once my eyes saw nothing comely, In the lowly Nazarene, All His grace was hidden from me By the clouds of sin between; I was blind, but now I see— Jesus paid the debt for me. I was blind, but now I see— Jesus paid the debt for me. 2 Once my ears could find no music In His tender, pleading voice; Now He speaks, and each low whisper Makes my trembling heart rejoice. His dear word hath made me free— Oh, what boundless liberty! His dear word hath made me free— Oh, what boundless liberty! 3 Once my robes, by sin polluted, Were as filthy rags unclean; In the great King’s royal presence I could never thus be seen. I am whiter now than snow— Jesus’ blood has made me so. I am whiter now than snow— Jesus’ blood has made me so. 4 Once I roamed in deserts dreary, Sought in vain a place of rest; Now my soul, no longer weary, Leans entranced upon His breast. Blessedness beyond degree, Jesus is a rest for me! Blessedness beyond degree, Jesus is a rest for me! 5 Hallelujah, what a Savior! Half His love was never told; I have found His kingly favor Richer treasure far than gold. Praise Him, O my ransomed soul, While eternal ages roll. Praise Him, O my ransomed soul, While eternal ages roll. 6 Oh, that all who hear the story For themselves would taste and see; Come to Him; His banner o’er thee Everlasting love shall be. To Thy weary soul be given Rest on earth and rest in Heaven. To Thy weary soul be given Rest on earth and rest in Heaven. Languages: English Tune Title: TIJUANA
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Author: Beulah Hymnal: Praise and Rejoicing #175 (1904) First Line: Once my eye saw nothing comely Scripture: Psalm 66:16 Languages: English Tune Title: [Once my eye saw nothing comely]
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