skip to main |
skip to sidebar
...that in all things He might be preeminent
Songs
Lullaby Lyrics
Sleep my child your work is done
It is finished cried my son
My voice has called you to new life
Rest my child, my love, my wife
No more fury on your head;
Jesus took it in your stead.
Though before so far away,
Near me now you'll ever stay.
And now my child, you've no more shame
Jesus the Christ bore all your blame!
These Holy eyes, they find no fault
His perfect blood your soul has bought
Though sin stained you used to be
Now perfect righteousness I see
Work no more to earn my grace
My Son's work secures your place
Sleep my child your work is done
It is finished cried my son
It is finished cried my son
My voice has called you to new life
Rest my child, my love, my wife
No more fury on your head;
Jesus took it in your stead.
Though before so far away,
Near me now you'll ever stay.
And now my child, you've no more shame
Jesus the Christ bore all your blame!
These Holy eyes, they find no fault
His perfect blood your soul has bought
Though sin stained you used to be
Now perfect righteousness I see
Work no more to earn my grace
My Son's work secures your place
Sleep my child your work is done
It is finished cried my son
Proclaiming the excellencies of Him who called us out of darkness into His marvelous light.
- contact:
- anthonylzurlo@gmail.com
songs copyright protected.
all song content on this page is free to listen to, but do not download or reproduce it without permission.
all song content on this page is free to listen to, but do not download or reproduce it without permission.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(13)
-
▼
December
(13)
- Luther on looking forward to His return
- a right posture in prayer
- our substitute
- Bonar on the Cross...
- Repentance
- Look not to yourself, but to Christ!
- The Lord's discipline...
- Weary of Earth, Myself, and Sin
- the infallible Physician of the souls of men
- Jesus is beautiful becuase He can be trusted
- " I will go and return..."
- doing great deeds becuase we know a great truth
- An Unconquerable Grace
-
▼
December
(13)