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From the depths of woe i raise to Thee the voice of lamentation.
Lord, turn a gracious ear to me and hear my supplication.
If Thou iniquity dost mark, our secret sins and misdeeds dark,
O, who shall stand before Thee?
O, who shall stand before Thee?

To wash away the crimson stain, grace, grace alone availeth.
Our works, alas!, are all in vain; in much the best life faileth.
No man can glory in Thy sight; all must alike confess Thy might
And live alone by mercy,
And live alone by mercy.

Therefore my trust is in the Lord and not it mine own merit.
On Him my soul shall rest; His Word upholds my fainting spirit.
His promised mercy is my fort, my comfort, and my sweet support;
I wait for it with patience.
I wait for it with patience.

What though i wait the live-long night and till the dawn appeareth,
My heart still trusteth in His might; it doubteth not, nor feareth.
Do thus, o ye of israel’s seed, ye of the Spirit born indeed,
And wait till God appeareth,
And wait till God appeareth.

Though great our sins and sore our woes, His grace much more aboundeth.
His helping love no limit knows - our utmost need it soundeth.
Our Shepherd, good and true is He Who will at last His israel free
From all their sin and sorrow,
From all their sin and sorrow.

Martin Luther, From Depths of Woe I Raise To Thee

Indelible Grace has an updated version here.

Source: igracemusic.com

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I'm Andrew Hall: a disciple of Jesus seeking cruciformity.

I'm a pastor of a multi-site congregation near London, ON; a husband of 13 years; a dad to four little people; a graduate of Providence College (Manitoba) & The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Kentucky).

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