Soul, Redeemed By Love Divine

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Soul, redeemed by Love Divine

Author: Edith G. Cherry
Tune: BUCKLAND (Hayne)
Published in 1 hymnal

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1 Soul, redeem’d by Love Divine,
Knowest thou that thou art Mine?
Hast thou yielded utterly
All thou hast and art to Me?

2 Once thy heart was dark and cold,
‘Neath transgressions manifold;
Once thou did’st not love Me, yet
“I forgave thee all that debt.”

3 Yea, I bought thee with My blood,
And I led thee home to God;
Loved thee, loos’d thee, set thee free
By My death on Calvary.

4 Rose to claim at God’s right hand
Room for all My ransomed band;
Though for thee is all My heaven,
All to Me thou hast not given.

5 Child! redeemed by Love Divine,
Wilt thou not be wholly Mine?
Yield, oh yield thee utterly
Now, and evermore to Me!

Source: Hymns of Consecration and Faith #469

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Author: Edith G. Cherry

Edith Adeline Gilling Cherry United Kingdom 1872-1897. Born at Plymouth, Devon, she was disabled from the age of 16 months by poliomyelitis and walked with crutches. The death of her only sister, who died at age 4, when Edith was age 6, devastated her. She had a gift for poetry and wrote much before the age of 15. She had friends who helped her supporting Sunday school work and the YWCA. She was a gifted illustrator of cards and porcelain which she neatly embellished with flower or fern sprays and Bible texts. Of her verse, she said, they were given to me and all I had to do was write them down. Some of her poems appeared in print in the periodical “The Christian”. She had two strokes in early life, and a 3rd, at age 25, took he… Go to person page >

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First Line:	Soul, redeemed by Love Divine
Title:	Soul, Redeemed By Love Divine
Author:	Edith G. Cherry
Language:	English
Publication Date:	1902
Copyright:	This text is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before 1930.