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=Sheet Music=
 
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==From the Elmhurst Hymnal, 1921==
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==From the [[Elmhurst Hymnal, 1921]]==
 
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*Poet: probably [[Dorothy Ann Thrupp]], since she wrote a hymn by this name (it may, however, be a different hymn)
 
*Poet: probably [[Dorothy Ann Thrupp]], since she wrote a hymn by this name (it may, however, be a different hymn)
 
*Copyright: [[Public Domain]]
 
*Copyright: [[Public Domain]]
==Lyrics from the Elmhurst Hymnal, 1921==
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==Lyrics from the [[Elmhurst Hymnal, 1921]]==
 
<pre>1. What a strange and wondrous story
 
<pre>1. What a strange and wondrous story
 
From the book of God is read,
 
From the book of God is read,

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From the Elmhurst Hymnal, 1921

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Lyrics from the Elmhurst Hymnal, 1921

1. What a strange and wondrous story
From the book of God is read,
How the Lord of life and glory
Had not where to lay His head;
How He left His throne in heaven,
Here to suffer, bleed, and die,
That my soul might be forgiven,
And ascend to God on high.

2. While I bless the Hand which gave me
Life and health and all things here,
O may He who died to save me,
To my soul be very dear.
Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior,
Let me not ungrateful be;
Let my words and my behavior
Prove I love and honor Thee.

3. Father, let Thy Holy Spirit
Still reveal a Savior's love,
And prepare me to inherit
Glory, where He reigns above.
There with saints and angels dwelling,
May I that great love proclaim,
And with them be ever telling
All the wonders of His name.
AMEN.