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Addenda to 'Who is this man'

Who is this Man

Addenda (in blue) to an anthem by Mary Kay Beall entitled Who is this Man? sung in my home church choir a few years ago.

Who is this man upon a cross
By love's decree, brought low?
They say He came to save the world
Because God loved us so
The King of Kings
And Lord of Lords
Eternally He'll reign
Can it be true
He died for me
And yes, would die again

Who is this man upon the cross?
He is a friend to me
And though I oft Him disappoint
His love has set me free
The King of Kings
And Lord of Lords
He took my sin and pain
And yes it's true
He died for me,
But will return again

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Colin Ross said…
This was sung by Glengormley P.C. choir but only had the one verse. I added the 2nd while we were rehearsing it, so we could sing it on the due date.
Saturday, June 13, 2020

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