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Fathomless Love

Fathomless love, what a wondrous theme

Author: John W. Peterson
Tune: [Fathomless love! what a wondrous theme]
CCLI Number: 1705822
Published in 3 hymnals

Representative Text

1 Fathomless love! what a wondrous theme,
Love of my Saviour—‘twas love supreme,
Making Him die my soul to redeem;
Wonderful, fathomless love!

Refrain:
Fathomless love!
How can it be?
Reaching and saving a sinner like me;
Fathomless love!
Of God above,
I’ll sing forever!
Of His fathomless love!

2 O what a wonder that He should care,
Stoop from His glory our sins to bear,
Go to the cross and die for us there;
Wonderful, fathomless love! [Refrain]

3 Love all divine and unmerited,
There’s not a sinner beyond its spread,
“Whosoe’er will” the Scripture has said;
Wonderful, fathomless love! [Refrain]

Source: Miracle Melodies: Gospel Solos and Duets of Merit #6

Author: John W. Peterson

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Text Information

First Line: Fathomless love, what a wondrous theme
Title: Fathomless Love
Author: John W. Peterson
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Fathomless love
Copyright: © 1948, renwal 1976, John W. Peterson Co.; You may download one copy of this song for your own personal use. To make copies or to perform the work you must get permission from John W. Peterson Music Co. or through your license with Christian Copyright Licensing International (CCLI).

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Miracle Melodies #6

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