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Fountain
of
Never
Ceasing
Grace
gres
self
tute
for
haust
ap
sion
was
our
less
his
God
sub
slaugh
saints'
trans
Him
sti
tered
ex
died,
proved;
made,
sin;
theme,
all,
Him
pu
Heav'n's
tain
ta
In
when
we
an
of
As
4.
In
3.
Im
2.
Whom
1.
Foun
5.
a
eous
ty
a
ing
sinned
right
guil
By
Our
Was
Thy
lone,
ness,
then
dores,
grace,
have
er
Ad
ceas
tive
gel
nev
ly
host
ic
a
am
ly
tial
ment
blood
can
jus
ners
er
His
ish
su
was
was
be
ti
Es
The
For
Which
Are
sin
nev
which
pun
sen
preme;
Thine:
shed:
moved.
fied,
by
ob
guilt,
we
rock,
of
the
our
the
O
ject
So
Our
That
The
Great
tion
tal
ly
ob
of
bless
One,
this,
tain
ours,
praise,
eous
foun
ings
was
im
ness
might
whol
mor
Lord,
sure
right
da
na
fest
to
peo
joy
sub
ple
re
ed
tion
in
man
sor
all
hum
car
i
rows
His
blest
mit,
giv'n,
move;
here;
gives;
Thee
in
He
som
bless
God
self
ran
to
Thy
mer
by
of
flesh,
for
We
Our
Him
Our
We
rious
us
the
He
cious
Thine
Was
Our
For
With
Lord,
paid,
cross,
free,
fruits
fered
it,
His
to
the
glo
gra
death
on
set
did
lone
ness
a
might
He
eous
a
might
re
was
ter
com
stored,
lone
en
In
That
And
His
And
all
they
Thee
right
faith
ceives.
wear.
love.
Heav'n.
plete.
eous
ly
He
He
to
gain
ness
beyed,
suf
per
par
law
The
right
meek
all
And
And
The
A
bare
sins,
was
ly
dise
im
putes,
we
us,
that
for
o
re
fect
which
our
fered
grace
a
6.
Our souls His watchful love retrieves,
Nor lets them go astray,
His righteousness to us He gives,
And takes our sins away:
We claim salvation in His right,
Adopted and forgiv'n,
His merit is our robe of light,
His death the gate of Heav'n.
Augustus
Montague
Toplady,
1774
KINGSFOLD 8.6.8.6.D
English
traditional
Fountain of Never Ceasing Grace
gres
self
tute
for
haust
ap
sion
was
our
less
his
God
sub
slaugh
saints'
trans
Him
sti
tered
ex
died,
proved;
made,
sin;
theme,
all,
Him
pu
Heav'n's
tain
ta
In
when
we
an
of
As
4.
In
3.
Im
2.
Whom
1.
Foun
5.
a
eous
ty
a
ing
sinned
right
guil
By
Our
Was
Thy
lone,
ness,
then
dores,
grace,
have
er
Ad
ceas
tive
gel
nev
ly
host
ic
a
am
ly
tial
ment
blood
can
jus
ners
er
His
ish
su
was
was
be
ti
Es
The
For
Which
Are
sin
nev
which
pun
sen
preme;
Thine:
shed:
moved.
fied,
by
ob
guilt,
we
rock,
of
the
our
the
O
ject
So
Our
That
The
Great
tion
tal
ly
ob
of
bless
One,
this,
tain
ours,
praise,
eous
foun
ings
was
im
ness
might
whol
mor
Lord,
sure
right
da
na
fest
to
peo
joy
sub
ple
re
ed
tion
in
man
sor
all
hum
car
i
rows
His
blest
mit,
giv'n,
move;
here;
gives;
Thee
in
He
som
bless
God
self
ran
to
Thy
mer
by
of
flesh,
for
We
Our
Him
Our
We
rious
us
the
He
cious
Thine
Was
Our
For
With
Lord,
paid,
cross,
free,
fruits
fered
it,
His
to
the
glo
gra
death
on
set
did
lone
ness
a
might
He
eous
a
might
re
was
ter
com
stored,
lone
en
In
That
And
His
And
all
they
Thee
right
faith
ceives.
wear.
love.
Heav'n.
plete.
eous
ly
He
He
to
gain
ness
beyed,
suf
per
par
law
The
right
meek
all
And
And
The
A
bare
sins,
was
ly
dise
im
putes,
we
us,
that
for
o
re
fect
which
our
fered
grace
a
6.
Our souls His watchful love retrieves,
Nor lets them go astray,
His righteousness to us He gives,
And takes our sins away:
We claim salvation in His right,
Adopted and forgiv'n,
His merit is our robe of light,
His death the gate of Heav'n.
Augustus
Montague
Toplady,
1774
KINGSFOLD 8.6.8.6.D
English
traditional
1. Fountain of never ceasing grace, Thy saints' exhaustless theme, Great object of immortal praise, Essentially supreme; We bless Thee for the glorious fruits Thine incarnation gives; The righteousness which grace imputes, And faith alone receives.
2. Whom Heav'n's angelic host adores, Was slaughtered for our sin; The guilt, O Lord, was wholly ours, The punishment was Thine: Our God in flesh, to set us free, Was manifested here; And meekly bare our sins, that we His righteousness might wear.
3. Imputatively guilty then Our substitute was made, That we the blessings might obtain For which His blood was shed: Himself He offered on the cross, Our sorrows to remove; And all He suffered was for us, And all He did was love.
4. In Him we have a righteousness, By God Himself approved; Our rock, our sure foundation this, Which never can be moved. Our ransom by His death He paid, For all His people giv'n, The law He perfectly obeyed, That they might enter Heav'n.
5. As all, when Adam sinned alone, In his transgression died, So by the righteousness of One, Are sinners justified, We to Thy merit, gracious Lord, With humblest joy submit, Again to paradise restored, In Thee alone complete.
6. Our souls His watchful love retrieves, Nor lets them go astray, His righteousness to us He gives, And takes our sins away: We claim salvation in His right, Adopted and forgiv'n, His merit is our robe of light, His death the gate of Heav'n.
Try these words on another tune Other words for this tune Psalm 119:33-40 (He) — Scottish Psalter, 1650; rev. #doreancon, 2026 Thine Arm, O Lord, in Days of Old — Edward H. Plumptre All Nature's Works His Praise Declare — Henry Ware, Jr. Delight in the House of God — The Psalter, 1912 Longings for Sanctuary Fellowship — The Psalter, 1912 Lord, Who at Cana's Wedding Feast — Adelaide Thrupp Our Glorious King — The Psalter, 1912 Prayer for Pardon and Cleansing — The Psalter, 1912 Psalm 119:65-72 (Tet) — Scottish Psalter, 1650; rev. #doreancon, 2026 Psalm 119:73-80 (Yod) — Scottish Psalter, 1650; rev. #doreancon, 2026 Psalm 119:81-88 (Kaf) — Scottish Psalter, 1650; rev. #doreancon, 2026 The Goodness of God Proved — The Psalter, 1912 The Mercy of God Besought — The Psalter, 1912 The Obligations of Grace — The Psalter, 1912 Same meter but needs editorial underlay: SERAPH .
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