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It was for me, yes, even me
Author: George S. Smith Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: Behold Him now on yonder tree
It was for me, yes, even me
[Behold Him now on yonder tree]
Appears in 5 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Alexander Lee Tune Key: D Major Incipit: 11233 54322 23456 Used With Text: Behold Him Now on Yonder Tree
[Behold Him now on yonder tree]
Behold Him Now on Yonder Tree
Author: George Samuel Smith Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #510 Lyrics: 1. Behold Him now on yonder tree,
The Prince of Peace, the heavenly King;
O what can His transgression be
Such shameful punishment to bring?
And lo, a thief hangs on each side;
Who justly suffers for his crime.
But why should Christ be crucified,
The One so holy, so divine?
Refrain
It was for me, yes, even me,
That Jesus died on Calvary;
My soul to cleanse from all its guilt,
His precious blood my Savior spilt.
2. O sinner, see, for you and me
He freely suffers in our stead;
And lo, He dies upon the tree;
Behold, He bows His sacred head!
So pure, yet He has borne our guilt,
By death our ransom He has paid;
It was for us His blood was spilt;
Our every sin on Him was laid.
Refrain
3. O loving Savior, take my heart,
No longer can I live from Thee!
With all unlike Thee now I part;
Thy wondrous love has conquered me.
I yield to Thee my little all;
Accept me now, Lord, as Thine own;
I’ll be obedient to Thy call
And spend my life for Thee alone.
Refrain Languages: English Tune Title: [Behold Him now on yonder tree]
Behold Him Now on Yonder Tree
It was for me, yes, even me
Author: George S. Smith Hymnal: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #108 (1986) First Line: Behold him now on yonder tree Lyrics: 1 Behold him now on yonder tree,
The Prince of Peace, the heavenly King;
O what can his transgression be
Such shameful punishment to bring?
And lo, a thief hangs on each side;
Who justly suffers for his crime.
But why should Christ be crucified,
The one so holy, so divine?
Refrain:
It was for me, yes, even me,
That Jesus died on Calvary;
My soul to cleanse from all its guilt,
His precious blood thy Saviour spilt.
2 O sinner, see, for you and me
He freely suffers in our stead;
And lo, he dies upon the tree;
Behold, he bows his sacred head!
So pure, yet he has borne our guilt,
By death our ransom he has paid;
It was for us his blood was spilt;
Our every sin on him was laid.
3 O loving Saviour, take my heart,
No longer can I live from thee!
With all unlike thee now I part;
Thy wondrous love has conquered me.
I yield to thee my little all;
Accept me now, Lord, as thine own;
I’ll be obedient to thy call
And spend my life for thee alone.
Topics: The Lord Jesus Christ Atoning work Languages: English
It was for me, yes, even me
It was for me, yes, even me
Author: George S. Smith Hymnal: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #67 (1953) First Line: Behold Him now on yonder tree Languages: English
It was for me, yes, even me
George S. Smith
1865 - 1944 Person Name: George Samuel Smith Author of "Behold Him Now on Yonder Tree" in The Cyber Hymnal A Bandmaster in the Salvation Army
George S. Smith
Alexander Lee
Composer of "[Behold Him now on yonder tree]" in The Cyber Hymnal Late 19th Century
Alexander Lee
