051 Christ Our Redemption 1 Corinthians 130
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- Charles Wesley, “051 Christ Our Redemption 1 Corinthians 130” (1740). Wesley Corpus,
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Christ Our Redemption. 1 Corinthians 1:30 My inward holiness thou art, For faith hath made thee mine: With all thy fulness fill my heart, Till all I am is thine! Christ Our Redemption. 1 Corinthians i. 30. Thee, O my great Deliverer, thee My ransom I adore: Thy death from hell hath set me free, And I am damn'd no more. In thee I sure redemption have, The pardon of my sin; Thy blood I find mighty to save; Thy blood hath made me clean. I feel the power of Jesu's name, It breaks the captive's chain; And men oppose, and fiends exclaim, And sin subsists in vain. Redeem'd from sin, its guilt, and power My soul in faith defies: But O! I wait the welcome hour, When this frail body dies.