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Text:This Savior Is Mine
Author:Fred Scott
Tune:[The Prince of Glory left his throne]
Composer:F. S. Shepard

39. This Savior Is Mine

1 The Prince of Glory left his throne
And heav’n’s adoring throng,
To dwell on earth, despised, unknown,
Amid its sin and wrong.

Refrain:
O wondrous love! O grace divine,
This loving Saviour now is mine!

2 The Son of God, despising shame,
His glory laid aside,
And lived a life unknown to fame
Or worldly pomp and pride. [Refrain]

3 The Man Divine was pleased to die
The world from sin to save;
Upon the cross of Calvary
His life he freely gave. [Refrain]

4 The Mighty One the grave o’ercame
And lives and reigns on high;
Our gracious Lord—praise to his name!
We’ll greet him bye and bye. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: The Prince of Glory left his throne
Title: This Savior Is Mine
Author: Fred Scott
Refrain First Line: O wondrous love! O grace divine
Publication Date: 1908
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [The Prince of Glory left his throne]
Composer: F. S. Shepard
Notes: Public Domain.



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