I Will Sing Of My Redeemer - Instrumental Version

I Will Sing of My Redeemer

I will sing of my Redeemer 
(I will sing) 
And His wondrous love to me 
(Of His love to me) 
On the cruel cross He suffered 
(On the cross) 
From the curse to set me free 
(To set me free, for me) 

And I will tell the wondrous story 
(I will tell) 
How my lost estate to save 
(How my estate to save) 
In His boundless Love and Mercy
(In His Mercy) 
He the Ransom freely gave 

Sing, oh sing, of my Redeemer 
(Sing of my Redeemer) 
With His blood He purchased me 
On the cross He sealed my pardon 
(On the cross) 
He paid the debt and made me free 

I will sing of my redeemer 
And His heavenly love to me 
He from death to life has brought me 
Son of God with Him to be 

Sing, oh sing, of my Redeemer 
With His blood He purchased me 
On the cruel cross He sealed my pardon 
He paid the debt and made me free 


About Us:

This world is a dry and weary land.

All around us are people dying for a drink of fresh, new life.

In the Bible, drought and famine were used as a symbol of the lack or withdrawal of God's blessing. 

Like the prodigal son and the lost sheep, we have all chosen to leave the safety and security of God's love and favor, enticed by our own lusts and the alluring but empty and deadly deceptions of the enemy of our souls.

We find ourselves lost, alone, broken, hungry, thirsty and on the brink of death.

But none have strayed so far that they cannot return. 

Jesus actively seeks and works to rescue every last one of His precious souls redeemed from destruction by the very high price of His spotless life and terrible death on their behalf.

When you find yourself in a dark, lonely desert place longing for hope, faith, love and a future, remember that Jesus loves you.

Cry out to Him for help and surrender your life back to Him.

He promised He would take you back, always.

We pray the music ministry of The Rain refreshes your dry and weary soul, and opens your heart for the outpouring of God's Holy Spirit in these end times. 

Love,
Nick and Lauren

I Will Sing Of My Redeemer

This beautiful song was written by Philip Paul Bliss In the 1800s. At a young age, his vocal talents were recognized and he was encouraged to become a music teacher.  

In 1869 Dwight L Moody and others encouraged him to give up his job at a music publishing company and become a missionary singer. After much prayer and a five-year delay he decided he was called to be a full-time Christian Evangelist. He had written many hymns by then, including Wonderful Words of Life, Hallelujah What A Savior! Oh, I Will Sing of My Redeemer and others, and made significant amounts of money from their royalties but chose to give them to charity and use them to support his musical evangelical mission. 

Tragically, on the 29th of December 1876,  he and his wife became victims in what became known as the Ashtabula River Railroad disaster. As the train crossed the Ashtabula River in Ohio, a trestle on the bridge collapsed and the carriages fell into the Ravine below. He survived the crash but returned to the wreck to try to find his wife. Neither of them was found in the wreckage.

His luggage somehow survived the crash and the fire. In his trunk was found a manuscript with the lyrics for I Will Sing Of My Redeemer. This became the only well-known song he composed that he did not write the tune for, and it became one of the first songs recorded by Thomas Alva Edison.