One there is above all others

Thank YOU JESUS for your love in our lives, especially the forgiveness of sins and the hope of glory in YOUR Kingdom... Oh how HE loves!

As I was worshipping God for His faithfulness looking through what I’m going through right now and the mighty strength He is giving me by His Holy Spirit to still stand and get closer to Him in tears. I heard my neighbours singing this song.

I feel so good that Jesus is communicating to me, reassuring me again of His love through them and I am so grateful, so grateful for this privilege.

It's a wonderful son about the unconditional our Saviour JESUS CHRIST has for us. Always fresh sweet and real when singing it. I knew some of these Insirational songs from a small Red hymnal book, or Sanki from Songs of the Solo's. They were Truly great and touchings songs to this day. Eventhough they are very hard to see;

Those books arenomore around, I wish they are Reprinted.
Thank 😊 you so much for saving them.
I Truly appreciate and Love ❤️ 😍 all

Blessed Jesus! would you know Him?
Oh, how He loves!
Give yourselves entirely to Him,
Oh, how He loves!
Think no longer of the morrow,
From the past new courage borrow,
Jesus carries all your sorrow:
Oh, how He loves!
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All your sins shall be forgiven,
Oh, how He loves!
Backward shall your foes be driven,
Oh, how He loves!
Best of blessings He’ll provide you,
Nought but good shall e’er betide you,
Safe to glory He will guide you:
Oh, how He loves!
Exodus 23:22-27

I had just finished reading Isaiah 61, telling of the faithfulness of the Eternal God to restore us after the devastation of sin, to give us a double portion like his favourite, to dress us in glorious clothes of righteousness and beauty like a bride and groom, to make goodness spring up for all nations like a fertile garden. My heart burst with joy and gratitude, and I remembered this song from my youth.

What a song! We sang this song yesterday in church and it made me shed tears a bit. In all despite the pain, I have learnt to trust in Jesus and try to rest even in the storm because of His love for me. Hallelujah!

A beautiful and inspiring hymn describes the eternal love of our redeemer.

Marianne Nunn was born in Colchester, Essex, England on May 17, 1779. She lived a life of seclusion and was unmarried. The hymn was first published by her brother John Nunn, a minister, in the book “Psalms and Hymns”. It was later brought to America in 1830 in a book of collected hymns titled “The Christian Lyre” by Joshua Leavitt.

Ms. Nunn is able to express such an enjoyment of Christ in this hymn. She like Paul could say “The love of Christ constraints us”. In 1847 she went to that friend she had found on the earth and Whose love meant so much to her.

It wonderful hymn reminding us how Jesus loved us and bought us using His own blood. He forgive us our sins, carried away our sorrow and entered to us as the living-giving Spirit.

We sang this hymn at school. It was Sanky 65. We all loved singing this hymn. It brought us tremendous joy even when we didn't realize it.