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1And Can It Be That I Should Gain
SAGINA
Charles Wesley, 1738
Thomas Campbell, 1825
1. And
can
it
be
that
I
should
gain
an
in
-
t'rest
in
the
Sav
-
ior's
2. 'Tis
mys
-
t'ry
all!
Th' Im
mor
-
tal
dies:
who
can
ex
-
plore
his
strange
de
-
3. He
left
his
Fa
-
ther's
throne
a
-
bove
(so
free,
so
in
-
fi
-
nate
his
4. Long
my
im
-
pris
-
oned
spir
-
it
lay
fast
bound
in
sin
and
na
-
ture's
5. No
con
-
dem
-
na
-
tion
now
I
dread;
Je
-
sus,
and
all
in
him
is
blood?
Died
he
for
me,
who
caused
his
pain?
For
me,
who
him
to
death
pur
-
sign?
In
vain
the
first
-
born
ser
-
aph
tries
to
sound
the
depth
of
love
di
-
grace!),
hum
-
bled
him
-
self
(so
great
his
love!),
and
bled
for
all
his
cho
-
sen
night;
thine
eye
dif
-
fused
a
quick
-
n'ing
ray;
I
woke,
the
dun
-
geon
flamed
with
mine!
A
-
live
in
him,
my
liv
-
ing
head,
and
clothed
in
righ
-
teous
-
ness
di
-
sued?
A
-
maz
-
ing
love!
How
can
it
be
that
thou,
my
God,
shouldst
vine.
'Tis
mer
-
cy
all!
Let
earth
a
-
dore,
let
an
-
gel
minds
in
-
race.
'Tis
mer
-
cy
all,
im
-
mense
and
free;
for
O
my
God,
it
light;
my
chains
fell
off,
my
heart
was
free;
I
rose,
went
forth,
and
vine,
bold
I
ap
-
proach
th'e
-
ter
-
nal
throne,
and
claim
the
crown,
through
die
for
me?
quire
no
more.
A
-
maz
-
ing
love!
How
can
it
found
out
me.
fol
-
lowed
thee.
A
-
maz
-
ing
love
How
Christ
my
own.
be
that
thou,
my
God,
shouldst
die
for
me?
can
it
be
that
thou,
my
God,
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