Redeemed, and with the Price of Blood

Redeemed, and with the price of blood,
Which Thou hast shed for me,
I stand, a monument of grace,
A witness, Lord, for Thee.

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Redeemed, and made by simple faith
An heir of heaven above!
Oh, love surpassing human thought!
Oh, vast, unmeasured love!

Redeemed, no longer dead in sin,
But raised by pow’r divine,
My tongue, rejoicing, cries aloud,
All glory, Lord, be Thine.

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Redeemed, my heart is filled with praise,
My soul true comfort knows,
And daily feels the calm of peace
That like a river flows.

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Redeemed, I’ll tell it o’er and o’er;
Redeemed my song shall be,
My watchword through the vale of death,
My passport home to Thee.

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Author: Fanny Crosby

Year: 1885

Fanny Crosby (Frances Jane Crosby) wrote hundreds of hymns in the late 19th century, many published by W. H. Doane or in collections like 'Gospel Hymns'. The style, refrain structure, and themes of personal redemption and 'vast, unmeasured love' are characteristic of her work. No strong alternate attributions found.