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2.Father, You’ve given Your Son, bringing more than we ever could wish—Wine by the bucket, and bread by the basketful, boatloads of fish!Bearing our sin in the Cross with the glory that shines from Your face, He rose up from death to pour grace upon grace! What could our mean little kingdoms be worth, When God has brought all of His heaven to earth?

3.Father, You’ve poured out Your Spirit upon us to bring us all in—Judging our foolishness, filling our emptiness, purging our sin!Living in freedom and fullness of love in the life of Your Son,Rejoicing in all that You’ve made and You’ve done! What will our mean little kingdoms be worth, When God has unveiled the new heaven and earth?

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2.Send us out from Your altar: send us out in Your grace;Send us out to our people, to our lost and dying race;Send us out into their darkness burning with Your marvellous light, Speaking to them in the Spirit Your word which overcomes the night.

3.Send us out from Your altar: send us out in Your Son;Send us out in Your Spirit, full of thanks for all You’ve done;Send us out to serve in Your love, giving all glory to You,Always being Kingdom-minded in everything we say and do.

4.Send us out from Your altar: send us out in Your power;Send us out to our brothers whom the evil one devours;Send us out with balm for healing for their wounds incurable:See them renewed in Your Spirit and full of joy unspeakable. 5.Send us out from Your altar: those in Christ purified;Send us out to our nation preaching Jesus crucified;Telling of His resurrection, vict’ry over sin and death;Only He can bring salvation, His Spirit only can give breath.

Words and music 1989 Christine Dieckmann. Used by permission.New Creation Hymn Book, Volume 2

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3.Then I remember the pain of Your passion,Gethsemane and Calvary,Where Your dear Soul was scorched, deeply troubled, Where You dissolved all my despondency, yes . . .

4.Lord, You’ve established me safe in salvation,And firm in full forgiveness.Your way, my Lord, is not an intrusion,But life flowing within Your selflessness, for . . .

5.And so I take up my cross and I follow, The life I lose I surely find,Shouting out the great news of Your goodnessTo distant lands; I must tell all mankind that . . .

6.To New Jerusalem, there You will send me,Along the way that’s from above,Knowing, Lord, the strong words of sweet healing,The sweeping waves of Your deep holy love, and . . .

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2.O Father, in Your great love,You’ve made us Your children, born from above—By Your Spirit new birth; eternal life in Your Son;And ‘Abba, Father!’ we cry,As the true sons and heirs of the Most High;Predestined in Your great grace;Forever chosen to be Family. 3.O Holy Dove, with Your fire,You burned within us until we desiredTo revere Christ as Lord and so to do Father’s will.And in abundance You bringThe treasures—riches of heavenly things;Empower us to live by faithAnd keep us till we go home, Jesus’ own.

4.O Triune God, without fearIn Jesus’ righteousness now we draw near.In His new living way Your presence we enter in;Live in Your great faithfulness;Worship in the splendour of holiness.O Father, Son, Holy Dove,You we shall love and adore, evermore.

Words and music 1989 Christine Dieckmann.Used by permission.


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5.Drop Thy still dews of quietness,Till all our strivings cease;Take from our souls the strain and stress,And let our ordered lives confessThe beauty of Thy peace.

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2.In simple trust like theirs who heard,Beside the Syrian sea,The gracious calling of the Lord,Let us, like them, without a wordRise up and follow Thee.

3.O Sabbath rest by Galilee!O calm of hills above,Where Jesus knelt to share with TheeThe silence of eternity,Interpreted by love!

4.With that deep hush subduing allOur words and works that drownThe tender whisper of Thy call,As noiseless let Thy blessing fall,As fell Thy manna down.

5.Drop Thy still dews of quietness,Till all our strivings cease;Take from our souls the strain and stress,And let our ordered lives confessThe beauty of Thy peace.

6.Breathe through the heats of our desireThy coolness and Thy balm;Let sense be dumb, let flesh retire;Speak through the earthquake, wind, and fire,O still small voice of calm!

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2.God unearthed my rot With His ‘Thou shalt not’,Sin sprang to life With its deadly strife;Put an end to meFor eternity:

But the sky turned blackAnd the earth did quakeAnd a cry rang out ‘Why did you forsake . . . ?’For my Lord was crucifiedThe day I died.

3.For they hung Him there,All the curse to bear,And the judgement cameWith its guilt and shame;He was all aloneOn that bloodstained throne:

For the sky turned blackAnd the earth did quakeAnd a cry rang out ‘Why did you forsake . . . ?’And my Lord was crucifiedThe day I died.

4.Then I could seeIt was meant for me—All the mess I madeOnto Him was laid;Came beneath the rodOf the holy God:

And the sky turned blackAnd the earth did quakeAnd a cry rang out ‘Why did you forsake . . . ?’For my Lord was crucified The day I died.

5.So I’ll trust the LordWith His two-edged swordAnd His justice IWill magnify;I will praise His nameAnd His love proclaim:

For the sky turned blackAnd the earth did quakeAnd a cry rang out ‘Why did you forsake . . . ?’And my Lord was crucifiedThe day I died.

6.For the day will comeWhen He calls me home:I will stand entireCleansed by holy fire;It will be the LambMade me what I am:

And the sky and earthWill be all made newAnd I’ll know my Father forever trueBecause I was justifiedThe day I died.

Words and music 1987, 1993 Martin Bleby. Used by permission.Arrangement 1993 Christine Dieckmann. Used by permission.

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2.God is love! A river of fire that can never be quenched or run dry,A love full and free that for eternity could not be just kept up on high:The Father, the Son and the Spirit all love and together in love they are one,And the love was spilled over to make all creation so others could join in the fun—Yes, the love was spilled over to make all creation so others could join in the fun!

3.God is love! Now look at that love in the earth and the sky and the sea!All of God’s creatures in wondrous profusion all being what they’re meant to be:The plants and the animals, fish and the birds, and the wonderful woman and man.All in order and harmony, working in love to partake in God’s glorious plan!Yes, in order and harmony, working in love to partake in God’s glorious plan.

4.God is love! And in that great love which God had before all things began,The Father of love with the Spirit and Son set out on this glorious plan:To make a new Heavens and Earth and a Family full of the fire of His love Where the children of God in the Spirit and Son would be one with the Father above.Yes, the children of God in the Spirit and Son would be one with the Father above.

5.God is love! And sure of that love He created in love you and me So whatever happened His love would prevail and we still could His Family be. In spite of God’s love and against His goodwill we determined from God’s love to stray.So then through all the pain God’s love could come again in a deeper, more wonderful way.Yes, then through all the pain God’s love could come again in a deeper, more wonderful way.

6.God is love! And through all the ages of sin and of shame and of fearGod’s judgements on evil and words of His grace made all of His purposes clear:To raise up a people to honour His love and declare all His praises on high Till the children God promised to Abraham’s offspring outnumber the stars in the sky—Yes, the children God promised to Abraham’s offspring outnumber the stars in the sky.

7.God is love! And when the time came as foretold in God’s glorious planThe Son of His love from the Father above became everlastingly Man:Poured all of Himself into our humble flesh so with us He would ever be one As the brightness and image and fullness of God in the Father’s beloved only Son—Yes, the brightness and image and fullness of God in the Father’s beloved only Son!

8.God is love! Messiah has come and God’s glory shines out from His face As Christ by the Spirit goes driving out evil and pouring out grace upon grace Till hung on a cross and abandoned by all, bearing all of the guilt of our sin, There He glorified all of the love of the Father to bring all the Family in—Yes, He glorified all of the love of the Father to bring all the Family in.

9.God is love! And out of the darkness God causes His brightness to shine,Gives life to the dead and raises them up by the power of His Spirit divine.He raised up Christ Jesus and lifted Him up to the heavenly places above To make Him the firstborn of many such children redeemed by the power of His love. Yes, to make Him the firstborn of many such children redeemed by the power of His love.

10.God is love! And see now His people forgiven and made all His own, And see now Christ Jesus as Lord over all bringing everything up to His throne! The Spirit is given, the word is sent out, earthly kingdoms now tremble and fall.And the children stream in through the heavenly gates for the Father to be all in all—Yes, the children stream in through the heavenly gates for the Father to be all in all!

Words and music 1992 Martin Bleby. Used by permission.Arrangement 1993 Christine Dieckmann. Used by permission.


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2. Immanuel! Immanuel!God in our flesh forever,You walk our streets, and feel our painWith love that none can sever.Our eyes had never seen our GodNor known that He would shed His blood.

3.Immanuel! Immanuel!The prophets sang Your coming,They said that God would dwell with ManThat we might see His loving.Oh, how our hearts and minds are dazed,Whilst all creation stares, amazed.

4.Immanuel! Immanuel!We see Your eyes of pity,We watch You walk in Spirit’s powerIn hamlet, vale and city.We see the Father’s glory nearAnd know His Presence all so dear.

5.Immanuel! Immanuel!The Spirit dwells within You.He shows His power and love to allIn fruit You bear abundant.Ah Triune God, we see You One In this eternal holy Son.

6.Immanuel! Immanuel!The mystery of the GodheadIs plain for us in all You doAnd say as You lead homeward.Great Shepherd of the needy flockYou lead us to the living Rock.

7.Immanuel! Immanuel!Our great High-Priest in heaven,You intercede as man for usAnd lead our worship ever.Our hearts are one with You aboveWhilst here we tell the world Your love.

8.Immanuel! Immanuel!The God who loves forever,The sinful race made new in You,Dear Father, Son and Spirit,The whole ecclesia sings Your praiseAs priests unto their God, always.

Words 1993 Geoffrey Bingham.Used by permission.


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2.You came to kill me and take back my life—All that displeases comes under Your knife—You give Your loved ones both blessing and strife.Surely You are a Bridegroom of blood to me.

3.Jesus, You came for us sinners belowThat we the love of the Father might know;Jesus, You suffered the death-dealing blow—Surely You are a Bridegroom of blood to me.

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2.Wisdom, knowledge, discernment are here:Things we could never know—by God’s Spirit we see so clear!We can speak them without any fear,And no one can say, ‘Jesus is Lord’,Except by the Holy Spirit!

3.Faith and healings and miracles, too,How can these things happen—if God’s love for us is not true?Hear God’s message of love coming through,And no one can say, ‘Jesus is Lord’,Except by the Holy Spirit!

4.Tongues and interpretation of tongues,Prophecy best of all—God’s own word speaking to our heart!In His Kingdom we each take our part,And no one can say, ‘Jesus is Lord’,Except by the Holy Spirit!

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2.Tell them about the Speakers:The Patriarchs rising will giveOf the visions of Yahweh’s great splendourAnd communion that caused them to liveWhere the idols were gaudy and shabby, Or fierce in their ruling of men,For the Patriarchs knew of the gloryThe Spirit imprinted on them.

3.The Kings will be there with their speechesWho know of the Kingdom of God,And the Priests will laud in their wonder The law and its power of blood;The Prophets will dance for the sorrows Messiah would share in His fleshTo give garments of joy to the mournersAnd bring primeval beauty afresh.

4.Messiah will rise in the Spirit,His tender hand soft on His Bride, He will bow to acknowledge the FatherWho gave her to be at His side.He will hand all the glories of KingdomTo His Father, ineffable King,And millions of sons and of angelsWill join as the galaxies sing

5.In the songs that are ever and endlessOf the banquet of worship and praise,Of the union of God with His image—The Bride and her people—always.‘Ah tell them about the banquet!’The Seer cried in weeping delight,‘Tell them the banquet is coming,Yet the banquet is here day and night.’

6.The songs of the banquet we’re singing,In faith with love’s full hope in sight,The foretaste keeps life in the suff’ringAnd Heaven makes darkness all light.The thousands and myriads are singingAs angels and creatures adore,And wisdom and honour and gloryFlood heaven and earth evermore.

7.The Three rise as One in the banquetIn union the One are the Three,The love and the power of communionEncompass the Love-Family.All creatures are one in the Father, All things unified in the Son.One fellowship are in the SpiritAnd the banquet has only begun.

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2.In love He went to the grave,Our Jesus, Lord and King.The Father’s Son, He suffered shame,A sinless man; our sin became.

3.Now in vict’ry He does reign,He conquered sin and death.Our risen Lord,Our Saviour dear,Such selfless love; such love so near.

4.To the Father we can come,Through Christ who is the way.The Path to life,The open Door,We follow Him; we stand in awe.

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2.So pained the race, so sad from sin,So dark in mind and spirit,So crushed because of hurts and harm,So strained from earning merit:You send them songs of holy charmThat bring their spirits healing balm.

3.When loving eyes are shocked by sin—Their own and their belovèd’s—They seem shut up to searing painAnd nothing can remove it:But you send songs on darkest nightsTo fill such hearts with sheer delights.

4.At Your right hand are holy joys,Your eyes shine endless glory,Your Son has come from that dear throneTo tell salvation’s story.Your Cross of shame fills us with joyFrom all that love that You employ.

5.The darkness harsh dies in Your hands.The pain is healed by havingThe fruits of glory from Your heartAnd Your eternal loving.You lift us up into Your lifeAnd show us all things are not strife.

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3.God’s sword awoke against that OneWho bowed His heart for us to die.His blood-spent life sank to the dust,His cry of love fled to the sky.He proved His love; ah soul, awake!Awake with love and be His Bride.The river of His love—His blood—Flowed for thee from His riven side.

4.O’er all the world the pain of ManIs heard in anger, anguish, shame,Until they hear the song of loveFlow from the awakened Bride again.Awake, O Zion! Rise my soul!Put on His love, put on His power,And with thy conqu’ring Bridegroom goIn this salvation’s glorious hour!



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3.Born of His heart’s travail,Born of unflinching love,Born to be at His side,One in His every move;Taking love far and wide,Into the haunts of men,Into the darkest hearts,Into the foulest den.

4.Church of the loving LordClasped on His blessèd wood;Bride of His heart’s last breath,Fruit of His holy blood,Speaking of His dear love,Taking away the shame,Healing the wounded heart,Making all whole again.

5.Be filled with fire and power,Tell of Him far and nearUntil the wedding feast,Until the marriage dear.Then shall all creatures rise,Then shall all nations sing,‘Blessed be His flesh and bone,Blessed her immortal King!’



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2.For we keep the selfish ways we’ve found,And we think that we can hold our ground,And we think that we can get aroundThe Lion on the road.

Always there is the Lion on the roadSo beware—the Lion on the road!Always there is the Lion on the roadSo beware—the Lion on the road!

3.And we set our idols in the land,And we reach out with our withered hand,And the Word of God takes up His stand—The Lion on the road!

4.And the altars all come crashing low,And we know that what God says is soAs the Lion strikes His deadly blow—The Lion on the road.

5.For the Lion is the Lamb who died,And in Him we have been crucified,And He lives that we may live besideThe Lion on the road.

6.And you’ll never give this Lion the shoveFor the Lion on the road is Love,And He’ll take us to His home above—The Lion on the road.

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3.Lonely, ah lonely, is the heartThat lives apart from Love.Orphaned, the spirit grieves apartFrom Fatherhood above.Christ came the orphan to returnThe sinning sons to God,Drew the whole world of alien heartsBy pain and power of blood.

4.Sons by the Cross and Spirit’s love,Hearts cry to Him anew,‘Father! Oh Father! Father God!We have returned to You.’Down through eternity the criesOf men and angels come,‘Praise to the Father who has broughtHis holy Family Home!’

5.Praise be to God whose Father heartEmbraces all our race,Praise be to Son and Spirit tooWho bring us to His face.Praise be for holy love that floodsThe sad, once orphaned heart. Praise be to Triune FamilyIn which we now take part.



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Ah dear, dear Lord, who suffered pain,We praise afresh Your beauty rare.


3.When Man is cruel, and Man brings pain,When evil sweeps through hill and plain,How can my eyes see starved and poorAnd still my songs in love adore?

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5.That heart which died to beauty rareAnd scorned to call creation fairStopp’d short one day at Calv’ry’s hillAnd saw the bloody river spill.

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3.Jesus came so willingly,Knowing He would go to that cruel Tree.He came to serve and to give,He came to serve and to giveHis life for us, that we might live.

4.Spirit, grieved because of sin,Empowered Christ for the fight within,Then Spirit was to us sent,Then Spirit was to us sentWhen Christ back to the Father went.

5.God loves us with love so pure,Even through the things that He endured.Forever more, endlessly,Forever more, endlesslyHe loves His own dear Family.




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3.And as He promised He did rise,Death no more could reign,Defeated by our Saviour’s life,No sting has death again.Our Lord, Your love is holy love,This love You have shown.We love You Lord and wait for You,To come and take us home.



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4.‘Down in My tomb you die with Me,And deep in My grave you lie.This is the “Where?” you burst the tomb,Rise with Me when I rise.Where shall you go if I’m not here,Not riveted on this Tree?Nowhere to go, nowhere to live,No true humanity.

5.‘But if I die, but if I rise,But if I cleave to the sky,You too shall die, you too shall live,You too ascend on high.’Where shall I go if He’s not there?Where go beneath or on high,If there’s for me no rugged CrossHung ’twixt that earth and sky?


2.Where shall my sins find resting placeIf not ’twixt criminal pair?Where shall pollution find its purgeIf not in conscience fair?How shall I know my heart in peaceIf His is not torn in painAnd writhes with deadly guilt of mineTo purge eternal shame?

3.How shall I find the Father GodIf He is not thrust away?How shall I flee the tolling nightIf He not make it day?‘How?’, ‘When?’ and ‘Why?’ my heart cries out.‘Here,’ cries the Voice from the hill.‘Here, where I hang, your death I die;Here is your pain and ill.


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