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![](https://media.sermonaudio.com/images/web/images/tx.gif) My Song
JONES
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Bob Jones, Jr., 1911-1997 |
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Joan J. Pinkston, b. 1947 |
Thou, Whom seraphs joy in praising, Thou, Whom angel hosts adore. Can my stamm'ring tongue be silent When I owe Thee so much more.
Refrain: So my song must swell the chorus While the angels' praises ring. I, a sinner saved and pardoned, Have more cause than they to sing.
All undone by sin and evil, Child of condemnation I, Yet Thou laid aside Thy glory And for me came down to die.
Heir of heaven Thou hast made me, Bought me with Thy precious blood, Took the form of man upon Thee That I might be child of God.
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