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Lord, Thou art our peace offering; We lay our hands on Thee. We’re one with Thee, Lord Jesus, In fact and practically. Here in the tent of meeting We offer Thee to God And with the Father feasting Enjoy Thee as our food.
DLord,
Thou art
G
our
peace
Dof
A
fering;
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lay
our
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hands
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Thee.
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sus,
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fact
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practic
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ally.
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in
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meeting
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God
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with
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Em
joy
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our
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food.
Christ is our peace! Christ is our peace! We praise Thee, blessed Lord! Our peace with God, our peace with man Have fully been restored.
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A
is
our peace! Christ
D
is
our peace!
We
G
praise
Thee,
B
blessed
Em
Lord!
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God,
our
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peace
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fully
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D-G-D
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2
O what a peace it gives us To see the sprinkled blood. The blood of our peace offering Has brought us peace with God. With boldness we’re proclaiming— Now hear this, enemy— “Peace by the blood of Jesus!” This is our victory.
O what a peace it gives us
To see the sprinkled blood.
The blood of our peace offering
Has brought us peace with God.
With boldness we're proclaiming—
Now hear this, enemy—
"Peace by the blood of Jesus!"
This is our victory.
DO
what a
G
peace
it
D
gives
A
us
To
D
see
the
A
sprinkled
D
blood.
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G
blood
of our peace
D Bm
offering
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E7
brought
us peace with
A
God.
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D
boldness
G
we're
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proclaiming—
Now
A
hear
this,
D-D7
enemy—
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G
by
the blood of
D Bm
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victory.
3
Based on the burnt oblation And the meal offering too, We now may offer Jesus As our peace offering true. The more we eat and drink Him In His humanity, The more we may enjoy Him While feasting corporately.
Based on the burnt oblation
And the meal offering too,
We now may offer Jesus
As our peace offering true.
The more we eat and drink Him
In His humanity,
The more we may enjoy Him
While feasting corporately.
DBased
on the
G
burnt
D A
oblation
And
D
the
meal
A D
offering
too,
We
G
now
may offer
D Bm
Jesus
As
E7
our
peace
A
offering
true.
The
D
more
we
G
eat
and
D
drink
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In
A
His
D-D7
humanity,
The
G
more
we may
D
enjoy
Bm
Him
While
Em
feasting
A7 D
corporately.
What fellowship, what fellowship With God and man we share! O what a joy, O what a feast With all God’s people here.
What fellowship, what fellowship
With God and man we share!
O what a joy, O what a feast
With all God's people here.
DWhat
A
fellowship,
what
D
fellowship
With
G
God
and
B
man
we
Em
share!
O
A
what
a
A7
joy,
O
D
what
a
Bm
feast
With
G
all
God's
A7
people
D-G-D
here.
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Here God enjoys His portion— ’Tis inward, hidden, sweet— And all the priestly family May here the wave breast eat. The offering priest—how precious— May of the best partake: He gets the right heave shoulder And one unleavened cake.
Here God enjoys His portion—
’Tis inward, hidden, sweet—
And all the priestly family
May here the wave breast eat.
The offering priest—how precious—
May of the best partake:
He gets the right heave shoulder
And one unleavened cake.
DHere
God
G
enjoys
His
D A
portion—
’Tis
D
inward,
A
hidden,
D
sweet—
And
G
all
the priestly
D Bm
family
May
E7
here
the wave breast
A
eat.
The
D G
offering
D
priest—how
precious—
May
A
of
the best
D-D7
partake:
He
G
gets
the right heave
D Bm
shoulder
And
Em
one
A7
unleavened
D
cake.
Christ is our peace! Christ is our peace! We praise Thee, blessed Lord! Our peace with God, our peace with man Have fully been restored.
Christ is our peace! Christ is our peace!
We praise Thee, blessed Lord!
Our peace with God, our peace with man
Have fully been restored.
DChrist
A
is
our peace! Christ
D
is
our peace!
We
G
praise
Thee,
B
blessed
Em
Lord!
Our
A
peace
with
A7
God,
our
D
peace
with
Bm
man
Have
G
fully
A7
been
D-G-D
restored.
5
How sweet to eat the wave breast, The all-embracing love Of Christ in resurrection! It sets us all above. What strength to eat the shoulder Of the ascended One And with the cake be nourished To walk as He has done.
How sweet to eat the wave breast,
The all-embracing love
Of Christ in resurrection!
It sets us all above.
What strength to eat the shoulder
Of the ascended One
And with the cake be nourished
To walk as He has done.
DHow
sweet to
G
eat
the
D
wave
A
breast,
The
D A
all-embracing
D
love
Of
G
Christ
in
D Bm
resurrection!
It
E7
sets
us all
A
above.
What
D
strength
to
G
eat
the
D
shoulder
Of
A
the
ascended
D-D7
One
And
G
with
the cake be
D Bm
nourished
To
Em
walk
as
A7
He
has
D
done.
6
With all the cleansed ones feasting, How rich the Christ we eat! Oh, this is true communion, The only way to meet. We bring our full thanksgiving And e’en would make a vow— We’re for the Lord’s recovery As He is for us now.
The peace offering ( Lev. 3:1 ) typifies Christ as the Peacemaker ( Eph. 2:15 ). Apart from Christ, we cannot have peace with God or with others. Because there can be no peace in the universe without Christ, we need Him to be our peace offering. Christ has “made peace through the blood of His cross” ( Col. 1:20 ). Now as the fulfillment of the type of the peace offering, Christ is our peace ( Eph. 2:14 ) with God and with one another. Through Him and in Him we have peace with God and man. As the peace offering, Christ is sweet and satisfying. In typology, the peace offering was food for God and the serving ones. Today, in reality, we with God may enjoy Christ as the sweet, satisfying peace offering.
The Conclusion of the
New Testament:
God, Christ, and the Spirit,
Volume 1 Chapter 43 Section 2 (LSM)