1 As far as the west is removed from the east,
He banished my sins, both the greatest and least;
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
2 Like clouds they had gathered, obscuring the sun;
He blotted them out, there remaineth not one;
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
3 I could not have settled the least of my debts;
He paid the great price, and He even forgets;
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
4 My sins were as scarlet, and crimson the stains;
He made them like snow, and no vestige remains;
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
5 My guilt and my need His great love have revealed;
Once wounded for me, by His stripes I am healed;
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
6 And this is the reason I’m pardoned today,
Because with His blood He has washed them away;
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
My sins are forgiven,— Are yours?
Source: Alexander's Gospel Songs #23
First Line: | As far as the west is removed from the east |
Title: | My Sins Are Forgiven |
Author: | Ada R. Habershon |
Language: | English |
Refrain First Line: | My sins are forgiven, are yours |
Publication Date: | 1905 |
Copyright: | Public Domain |