16 Ron Hamilton Calvary’s Blood Ron Hamilton car-ried a bur-den, a stag- ger- ing weight, And saw Je- sus bleed- ing; the cross bore His stain; The ¢_?___e_@__#__#___# SSS Cert strug- gled for free-dom but could not es-cape; | trem-bled and cried at the men stand- ing by were all mock-ing His pain. But then—yes, | heard it— He 2 e © 2 - @ # = i: = ——4 i (pa Leelee T LS el —— 2 ese thought of my fate— What must | do to be saved? ! called out myname: “Kneel at the cross and be saved.” 1 fell at ob F 4 des-p'rate-ly searched for re- lease from my pain But found that man's wis-dom was im em a the feet_of_the One hang- ing there. “O Sav- ior, for - give me,” | use-less and vain. Is there not a pow'r that can break ev- ‘ry chain? cried in de- spair! My bur- den fell off; Je- sus an- swered my prayer. ptf BSS lee ARARAAAAAETEAAAETERERAEEEEEETETTEESSSSSIVITITITIVIDIDIVITITITIIIIITT Oia E Calvary’s Blood What must | do to be saved? Kneel at the cross and be saved. Je - sus’ blood flows from I~ yd . T =e =— SSS SS= (= = Seas Cal-va - ty Break- ing Sa-tan's pow'r, set-ting cap- tives —— eee — J) — £ De: f —— vo == pa 4 | = SSS = = — san free. Great - est gift of the great - est love— a a a fo = t r a f a i \ | \_—- re | GS SSS SSS ° to Heav - en paid the price with Cal-va- ry's blood. i -f—t- f__»» gg { Pe ——s— Spree Heav- en paid the e =)S = sjSh= = price with Cal- va- ry's Sapthpapotct