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Never in a Million Years

Have you ever wondered why the Savior came

Author: John W. Peterson
Tune: [Have you ever wondered why the Savior came]
CCLI Number: 223642
Published in 1 hymnal

Representative Text

1 Have you ever wondered why the Savior came
From heav’n to earth to die on a cross of shame?
Have you ever sought to know why He paid the price?
Why He did to Calv’ry go as the sinner’s sacrifice?

Chorus:
Never in a million years, if that could be,
Could we know the reason why He suffered on the cross for you and me;
Willingly He died that day,
Died to take our sins away
But never in a million years could we understand such love!

2 No we cannot comprehend why Jesus cared,
Why He became our friend and our sorrows shared;
O the secret will remain with God above,
But we now can praise His name for the wonder of His love. [Chorus]


Source: Favorites Number 7: A Collection of Gospel Songs #29

Author: John W. Peterson

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First Line: Have you ever wondered why the Savior came
Title: Never in a Million Years
Author: John W. Peterson
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Never in a million years, if that could be
Copyright: © 1969, renewal 1997 John W. Peterson Music Co.; You may download one copy of this song for your own personal use. To make copies or to perform the work you must get permission from John W. Peterson Music Co. or through your license with Christian Copyright Licensing International (CCLI).

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Favorites Number 7 #29

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