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Complete in Him

Representative Text

1 While in this sinful world of woe,
I heard my Savior’s voice;
He bade me come to Him, and now
He is my only choice.

Refrain:
Oh, glory! what a blessing!
In Him I an complete;
’Tis wondrous grace in plenty
I find low at His feet.

2 I yielded then my all to Him,
He took me in His care;
He satisfied my longing heart
And did my burden bear. [Refrain]

3 He pardoned all my many sins,
Then sanctified my soul;
Thro’ faith in His atoning blood
He truly makes me whole. [Refrain]

4 I now am in the narrow way,
My heart made pure and free,
My garments spotless thro’ the blood
That flows from Calvary. [Refrain]

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #12574

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Author: C. O. Dodge

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First Line: While in this sinful world of woe
Title: Complete in Him
Author: C. O. Dodge
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Oh, glory! what a blessing!
Copyright: Public Domain
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