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1. The document contains the lyrics to the hymn "Amazing Grace" written by John Newton in 1779 and set to the traditional melody "New Britain." 2. The hymn tells the story of a "wretch" who was "lost" but has now been "saved" and "found" through God's "grace," which has brought safety and will lead home. 3. It expresses gratitude for being brought from blindness to sight and from fear to relief through grace.

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Amazing Grace1 PDF

1. The document contains the lyrics to the hymn "Amazing Grace" written by John Newton in 1779 and set to the traditional melody "New Britain." 2. The hymn tells the story of a "wretch" who was "lost" but has now been "saved" and "found" through God's "grace," which has brought safety and will lead home. 3. It expresses gratitude for being brought from blindness to sight and from fear to relief through grace.

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AMAZING GRACE

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John Newton 1779

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1 A - ma - zing grace, how sweet the sound
2 'Twas grace that taught my heart to fear
3 Through ma - ny da - ngers, toils, and snares

4 The Lord has pro - mised good to me


5 Yea, when this flesh and heart shall fail
6 When we've been there ten thou - sand years
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1 That saved a wretch like me.
2 And grace my fears re - lieved.
3 I have al - rea - dy come

4 His world my hope se - cure


5 and mor - tal life shall cease
6 Bright shi - ning as the sun,
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1 I once was lost, but now I'm found.
2 How pre - cious did that grace ap - pear
3 This grace has brought me safe thus far

4 He will my shied and por - tion be


5 I shall pos - sess, wit - hin the veil
6 We've no less days to sing God's praise
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1 Twas blind, but now I see.
2 The hour I first be - lieved.
3 And grace will lead me home

4 as long as life en - dures


5 a life of joy and peace
6 Then when we first be - gun.

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