guil­ty man

The phrase "guil­ty man" resonates through 4 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

guil­ty man· 4 hymns found
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He gave His guilt­less Son to die
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The heav’ns shall flee away;
And came to earth a ran­som

guil­ty man

Our sin’s pol­lu­tion to re­move
Find rest ex­cept in Thee?
In that tre­men­dous day?
Go sound the Gos­pel trum­pet

O Scorned and Outcast Lord

lyricist: Charles Coffin, 1736
Composer: Charles Steggall
Hymn 1

...He gave His guilt­less Son to die

Lest guil­ty man should per­ish.

Our sin’s pol­lu­tion to re­move...

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He gave His guilt­less Son to die

Lest guil­ty man should per­ish.

Our sin’s pol­lu­tion to re­move

O Scorned and Outcast Lord

O Savior, Where Shall Guilty Man

lyricist: Caroline May, 1858
Composer: Henry Morley, 1875
Hymn 2

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O Sav­ior, where shall guil­ty man

Find rest ex­cept in Thee?...

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O Sav­ior, where shall guil­ty man

Find rest ex­cept in Thee?

O Savior, Where Shall Guilty Man

He’s Coming Once Again

Composer: Franklin Belden, 1886
Hymn 3

...The heav’ns shall flee away;

And where shall guil­ty man ap­pear

In that tre­men­dous day?...

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The heav’ns shall flee away;

And where shall guil­ty man ap­pear

In that tre­men­dous day?

He’s Coming Once Again

Go Bear the Joyful Tidings

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1875
Composer: Theodore Seward
Hymn 4

...And came to earth a ran­som

For guil­ty man to die.

Go sound the Gos­pel trum­pet...

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And came to earth a ran­som

For guil­ty man to die.

Go sound the Gos­pel trum­pet

Go Bear the Joyful Tidings

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