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1. Robes and Rings, I Do Not Deserve
Text: Chuck Colson; Tune & Arrangement: Rachel Wilhelm
Robes and rings, I do not deserve, but still you clothe your son.
Grace relieves my debts and my fears, forgetting what was done.
chorus:
Forsaking all, You run to us and receive our shame;
“The dead’s alive! the lost is found!” Jesus Christ proclaims, Jesus Christ proclaims.
You seek to share all you possess with a son not a slave
Mercy refuses my last hope to serve you and repay.
Angels join in rapturous song, while some sneer at the sight,
Of sinners coming to the feast, sharing joy and delight.
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Have Mercy
03:30
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Have Mercy
Text: Joseph Carlyle, 1802 & Rachel Wilhelm, 2011.
Tune & Arrangement: Rachel Wilhelm
Lord when we bend before thy throne and our confessions pour,
Teach us to feel the sins we own and hate what we deplore
Refrain: Have mercy (4X)
Our broken spirits, pitying see, true penitence impart;
And let a kindling glance from thee light hope within the heart.
Refrain
When we disclose our wants in prayer, may we our wills resign;
And not a thought our hearts will share that is not wholly thine.
Refrain
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Go to Dark Gethsemane
03:51
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Go to Dark Gethsemane
Text: James Montgomery (1825); Tune & Arrangement: Rachel Wilhelm
Go to dark Gethsemane, ye that feel the tempter’s power.
Your Redeemer’s conflict see, watch with Him one bitter hour.
Turn not from His grief’s away, learn of Jesus Christ to pray.
Follow to the judgment hall, view the Lord of Life arraigned.
Oh the wormwood and the gall! Oh the pangs His soul sustained.
Shun not suffering, shame or loss, learn of Him to bear the cross.
Calvary’s mournful mountain climb, there adoring at His feet.
Mark the miracle of time, God’s own sacrifice complete.
“It is finished!” hear Him cry, learn of Jesus Christ to die.
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Hosanna to the Prince of Light
Text: Isaac Watts (1707-9); Tune & Arrangement: Wendell Kimbrough.
Hosanna to the Prince of Light, that clothed himself in clay;
Entered the iron gates of death, and tore the bars away!
Death no more is the king of dread, since our Savior rose;
He took Satan's sting away, and spoiled our ancient foe.
See how the Conqu'er mounts aloft, and to his Father flies,
With scars of honor in his flesh and triumph in his eyes.
There, our Savior exalted reigns, blessings he scatters down;
Jesus sits at the Father's throne and wears the heav'nly crown.
Lift up your voices mortal tongues, to reach his blessed home;
Sweet is the music of your songs to our incarnate God.
Angels strike your loudest strings, sweet your voices raise;
Heav'n and all creation sings to join our Savior's praise!
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O Love with Heights Unknown
Text: Horatius Bonar (1861), Chuck Colson & Rachel Wilhelm; Tune & Arrangement: Rachel Wilhelm
O Love with heights unknown, you took a lowly throne,
With joy and willingly, you bore the cursed tree.
What now can separate, your love from my estate,
Oh speak your peace to me, Oh come and set us free.
Chorus: O Love, come fill my weary heart, speak peace unto my soul, and bid my fears depart!
O Love that casts out fear, O Love that casts out sin,
Tarry no more without, but come and dwell within.
True Sunlight of the soul, surround us as we go,
So shall our way be safe, our feet no straying know.
Great love of God come in. Well-Spring of heavenly peace,
Thou Living Water come, spring up and never cease.
Love of the Living God, of Father and of Son,
Love of the Holy Ghost, fill thou each needy one.
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Christ Our King Over All Reigns
Text: Chuck Colson; Tune & Arrangement: Andy Zipf, Rachel Wilhelm
In might, the Father of glory, raised Jesus out of the dead,
and seating our Lord in splendor, crowned him the exalted head.
chorus: Every tribe come bow in tribute; every tongue proclaim his praise.
Jesus, name above all names, Christ our King over all reigns.
Can a mortal name be spoken passing that on Him bestowed; Christ whose shame made his glory, His cross the way to the throne.
He reigns to break earth’s bondage, ending all futility; He will crush death’s dominion, and at long last set us free.
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Rachel Wilhelm Knoxville, Tennessee
Rachel Wilhelm is a singer-songwriter, worship leader, and VP of United Adoration living in Knoxville, TN.
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