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It is Thy blood, my Jesus

It is Thy blood, my Jesus

Tune: [It is Thy blood, my Jesus]
Published in 2 hymnals

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1 It is Thy blood, my Jesus,
That has redeemed my soul;
It is Thy love, O Jesus,
That makes me pure and whole;
It is Thy Spirit calling me
To light and life and joy in Thee.

Refrain:
It is Thy blood, O Jesus,
That makes me Thine forever;
It flowed for me to set me free,
My precious Lord—my Savior.

2 It is Thy cross, my Savior,
That makes my cross so light;
It is Thy strength, O Jesus,
That makes my weakness might.
Thy Spirit’s voice doth call me home,
And bids me never more to roam. [Refrain]

3 It was Thy death, my Jesus,
That brought immortal life;
Thy vict’ry ‘twas, O Jesus,
That bids me cease from strife.
For Thou hast conquered all for me,
I shall have peace eternally. [Refrain]

Source: Awakening Songs for the Church, Sunday School and Evangelistic Services #4

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Copyright: Public Domain
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Gospel Hymns and Songs #4

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