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Hymns Supplied Through the Gracious Generosity
of the Cyber Hymnal Website
Words: Jean Perry, 1916.
Music: Mabel Johnston Camp, 1916
I know of a name, a beautiful name,
That angels brought down to earth;
They whispered it low, one night long ago,
To a maiden of lowly birth.
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That beautiful name, that beautiful name,
From sin has power to free us!
That beautiful name, that wonderful name,
That matchless name is Jesus!
I know of a name, a beautiful name,
That unto a Babe was given.
The stars glittered bright throughout that glad night,
And angels praised God in heav'n.
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The One of that name, my Savior became,
My Savior of Calvary.
My sins nailed Him there; my burdens he bare.
He suffered all this for me.
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I love that blest name, that wonderful name,
Made higher than all in heav'n.
'Twas whispered, I know, in my heart long ago
To Jesus my life I've giv'n.
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