The sweet story

Whene'er I read the story, I think it cannot be

Author: Mary O. Page
Tune: [Whene’er I read the story]
Published in 2 hymnals

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1 Whene’er I read the story,
I think it cannot be,
That Jesus, King of glory,
Could ever die for me;
That from His home so holy
And peaceful in the sky,
He sought a life so lowly,
That I might live on high.

2 I know I never gave Him
One half the love I ought;
I fear I do not save Him
One care or anxious tho’t;
I never can repay Him
The wond’rous debt I owe,
But if I should obey Him,
A thankful heart I’ll show.

3 I now my cares will lighten,
As down life’s path I stray;
I know each tho’t will brighten
Upon my pilgrim way;
And if I trust that Savior,
And on His word rely,
I shall awake in glory,
To live and never die.

Source: Best Hymns No. 4 #181

Author: Mary O. Page

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First Line: Whene'er I read the story, I think it cannot be
Title: The sweet story
Author: Mary O. Page
Copyright: Public Domain

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Best Hymns No. 4 #181

Hymns for the People for Services of Song in Christian Work #d188

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