Didst to the Fa­ther by Thy­self atone

The phrase "Didst to the Fa­ther by Thy­self atone" resonates through 1 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

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Thou, sac­ri­fice in­ef­fa­ble and liv­ing,

Didst to the Fa­ther by Thy­self atone

As God eter­nal: re­sur­rect­ion giv­ing

Into the Dim Earth’s Lowest Parts Descending

Lyricist: John of Damascus, 8th Century
Composer: James Harding, 1892
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...Thou, sac­ri­fice in­ef­fa­ble and liv­ing,

Didst to the Fa­ther by Thy­self atone

As God eter­nal: re­sur­rect­ion giv­ing...

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Thou, sac­ri­fice in­ef­fa­ble and liv­ing,

Didst to the Fa­ther by Thy­self atone

As God eter­nal: re­sur­rect­ion giv­ing

Into the Dim Earth’s Lowest Parts Descending

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