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Jesus is the only Savior, Saving man from Adam's fall

Author: Franklin D. Barnes
Tune: [Jesus is the only Savior]
Published in 1 hymnal

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1 Jesus is the only Saviour,
Saving man from Adam's fall;
Bringing back from sinful bondage
Those who on his name shall call.

Chorus:
Wonderful Saviour! Mighty Redeemer!
None other name given under heav'n,
Whereby we must be saved;
None other name given under heav'n
Whereby we must be saved.

2 He that hath the Son our Saviour,
Hath the life that he can give;
But reject him, you must perish:
Evermore must cease to live. [Chorus]

3 Come then, trust alone in Jesus,
For the life that is to come;
He will save, and keep, and bring you
Unto his eternal home. [Chorus]

Source: The Golden Sheaf: a collection of choice hymns and songs especially designed for Sunday schools, loyal worker's meetings, prayer and social services (Enl. ed.) #163

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Author: Franklin D. Barnes

Barnes, Franklin D. (Barre, Vermont, 1837--June 5, 1916, Worcester, Massachusetts). When 12, his family moved to Colbrook, Mass. There, in addition to a public school education, he became proficient on the violin. In 1858, he settled in Worcester, Mass. After visiting several different churches, he was baptized in a stream at Lincoln Square in January, 1859, through the ice, after which he walked a half mile with the minister before they could change out of their wet clothing. For more than forty years, he served the Advent Christian Church in Worcester as deacon and song-leader. He was superintendent of their Sunday School from 1875 to 1900. In addition to his musical talent, he was also a successful artist. He composed 70 or more hymns… Go to person page >

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First Line:	Jesus is the only Savior, Saving man from Adam's fall
Title:	None Other Name
Author:	Franklin D. Barnes
Language:	English
Refrain First Line:	Wonderful Savior! Mighty Redeemer!
Copyright:	Public Domain