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Let us love and sing and wonder
Let us praise the Savior's name
He has hushed the law's loud thunder
He has quenched Mt. Sinai's flame

Let us love the Lord who bought us
Pitied us when enemies
Called us by His grace and taught us
Gave us ears and gave us eyes

He has washed us with His blood
He has washed us with His blood
He has washed us with His blood
He presents our souls to God

Let us wonder grace and justice
Join and point to mercy's store
When through grace in Christ our trust is
Justice smiles and asks no more

He who washed us with his blood
He who washed us with his blood
He who washed us with his blood
Has secured our way to God

Let us praise and join the chorus
Of the saints enthroned on high
Here they trusted him before us
Now their praises fill the sky

He has washed us with his blood
He has washed us with his blood
He has washed us with his blood
He has washed us with his blood
He will bring us home to God

Based on a hymn by John Newton (1725-1807)
Let us love and sing and wonder   Let us praise the Savior's name   He has hushed the law's loud thunder   He has quenched Mt. Sinai's flame      Let us love the Lord who bought us   Pitied us when enemies   Called us by His grace and taught us   Gave us ears and gave us eyes      He has washed us with His blood   He has washed us with His blood   He has washed us with His blood   He presents our souls to God      Let us wonder grace and justice   Join and point to mercy's store   When through grace in Christ our trust is   Justice smiles and asks no more      He who washed us with his blood   He who washed us with his blood   He who washed us with his blood   Has secured our way to God      Let us praise and join the chorus   Of the saints enthroned on high   Here they trusted him before us   Now their praises fill the sky      He has washed us with his blood   He has washed us with his blood   He has washed us with his blood   He has washed us with his blood   He will bring us home to God      Based on a hymn by John Newton (1725-1807)