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The glorious gospel word declares

The glorious gospel word declares

Author: Thomas Stephenson
Published in 2 hymnals

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The glorious gospel word declares
That even I may know
Redeeming love, and witness here
That Jesus saves me now.

Refrain:
1 Jesus saves me now!
Jesus saves me now!
Yes, Jesus saves me all the time,
Jesus saves me now!

2 God speaks, who cannot lie; why then
One doubt should I allow?
I doubt him not, but take his word,
And Jesus saves me now.

3 Temptations here upon me press,
No strength is mine, I know;
Yet more than conqueror am I
For Jesus saves me now.

4 Whate’er my future may require,
His grace will sure allow;
I live a moment at a time
And Jesus saves me now.


Source: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #385

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First Line: The glorious gospel word declares
Author: Thomas Stephenson
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Jesus saves me now
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The Song Book of the Salvation Army #385

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