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195. Pardon, Peace and Power

1 Would we be joyful in the Lord?
Then count the riches o'er,
Revealed to faith within His Word,
And note the boundless store.

Chorus:
There is pardon, peace and pow'r,
And purity, and Paradise;
With all of these in Christ for me,
Let joyful songs of praise to Him arise.

2 For ev'ry sin, by grace divine
A pardon free bestowed;
And with the pardon peace is mine,
The peace in Jesus' blood. [Chorus]

3 Of grace to break the pow'r of sin,
He gives a full supply;
The Holy Ghost, the heart within,
From sin doth purify. [Chorus]

4 The pow'r to win a soul to God,
The Spirit, too, imparts;
And He, the gift of Christ, our Lord,
Dwells now in all our hearts. [Chorus]

5 These blessings we by faith receive,
By simple childlike trust;
In Christ 'tis God's delight to give;
He promised, and He must. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Would we be joyful in the Lord?
Title: Pardon, Peace and Power
Author: El Nathan
Refrain First Line: There is pardon, peace, and pow'r
Language: English
Publication Date: 1908
Topic: Christ: Christ's Power; Special Selections: Choir or Quartet
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Would we be joyful in the Lord?]
Composer: James McGranahan
Key: B♭ Major
Notes: Public Domain.



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