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O Sacred Head, Now Wounded (Verse 1)

O Sacred Head, Now Wounded (Verse 1). O Sacred Head, Now Wounded. 286. WORDS: Anon. Latin; trans. by Paul Gerhardt, 1656, and James W. Alexander, 1830 (Mt. 27:27-31; Mk. 15:16-20; Jn. 19:1-5). 1. O sacred Head, now wounded, with grief and shame weighed down,.

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O Sacred Head, Now Wounded (Verse 1)

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  1. O Sacred Head, Now Wounded(Verse 1) O Sacred Head,Now Wounded 286 WORDS: Anon. Latin; trans. by Paul Gerhardt, 1656,and James W. Alexander, 1830 (Mt. 27:27-31; Mk. 15:16-20; Jn. 19:1-5) 1. O sacred Head,now wounded,with grief andshame weighed down,

  2. now scornfullysurroundedwith thorns,thine only crown:

  3. how pale thou artwith anguish,with soreabuse and scorn!

  4. How does thatvisage languishwhich once wasbright as morn!

  5. O Sacred Head, Now Wounded (Verse 2) 2. What thou, my Lord,hast sufferedwas all for sinners’ gain;

  6. mine, mine wasthe transgression,but thinethe deadly pain.

  7. Lo, here I fall,my Savior!’Tis I deservethy place;

  8. look on mewith thy favor,vouchsafe tome thy grace.

  9. O Sacred Head, Now Wounded (Verse 3) 3. What language shallI borrowto thank thee,dearest friend,

  10. for this thydying sorrow,thy pitywithout end?

  11. O make methine forever;and should Ifainting be,

  12. Lord, let menever, neveroutlive mylove for thee.

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