Oh, Wonderful Love!

I have a Redeemer, O worship His Name,
He bore my transgressions, my sin and my shame,
And in His own body on Calvary’s tree,
He took them upon Him that I might go free.

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Oh, wonderful love that saved me from sin!
Oh, wonderful love that cleansed me within!
His Spirit bears witness that now I am saved;
All glory to Jesus,
I’m saved, I’m saved, I’m saved!

I have a Redeemer Who calls me his own,
He bids me come boldly before His great throne;
Because I am pardoned and cleansed by His blood,
And guiltless, tho’ living ’mid earth’s evil flood.

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Yes, sweet are Thy mercies, O Savior divine,
In tender compassion Thou madest me Thine;
With Thee I will journey till life’s day is done,
And all thro’ the ages give praise to the Son.

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Author: Fanny Crosby

Year: 1898

Commonly attributed to Fanny Crosby (Frances Jane Crosby); some hymnals list it under her pseudonym 'Fanny J. Crosby' or as anonymous. The style, refrain, and themes are highly characteristic of her work. Alternate attributions are rare but occasionally list it as 'Unknown' in older collections.