1  How wonderful redemption is,

       My gracious Lord, in Thee!

    Not seen, nor heard, nor e'er conceived

       What Thou hast done for me!

    Thou art divine, mysterious,

       Beyond my grandest phrase!

    Redemption is so marvellous,

       Beyond all pow'r to praise!

 2  For us Thou on the Cross wast pierced,

       And blood and water streamed;

    That life divine be giv'n to us,

       That we may be redeemed.

    Thy precious blood has made us clean,

       That we accepted be;

    Regenerated by Thy life,

       We now are one with Thee.

 3  Thou art the grain divine that died

       The many grains to bear,

    Which, blent and formed, Thy Body are,

       And all Thy nature share.

    We are the increase of Thyself,

       And Thou our content art;

    Through us Thou livest and dost move

       And manifested art.

 4  Since we're Thy Body, Thou may come

       And settle down in us;

    In us Thou may obtain Thy home

       And we become Thy trust.

    Thy heart to satisfy and please,

       We are Thy counterpart,

    Now in one Body with Thyself,

       Enjoying all Thou art.

 5  While in remembrance now we meet

       And here the symbols see,

    For Thy redemption great and full

       We're filled with praise to Thee.

    Since we are made Thy Body, Lord,

       Thy dwelling place and bride,

    We would give thanks and worship Thee

       And in Thy praise abide.