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| 1 A heavenly splendour from on high, a light too great for mortal eye, deprives the hunter of his prey and turns his threatening wrath away. 2 In darkened eyes, an inward light begins to shine upon his sight, as in his heart he hears the call to follow, and surrender all. 3 The Christ, for sinners crucified, whose risen power he had denied, now claims this servant for his own, and bids him make the gospel known. 4 The nations listen to his voice, and in the peace of Christ rejoice; the Church on earth his praises sing, who led the Gentiles to their King. 5 Blest Paul, the convert of the Lord, may heaven's light to us afford a blindness to the lures of sin, that we with thee a crown may win 6 To God the Father, God the Son, and God the Spirit, Three in One, from saints on earth and saints in heaven, let everlasting praise be given. | CPWI Hymnal #757 (2010) |
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