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No Greater Love
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'No Greater Love' is a celebration of the God's love for us, as demonstrated through Christ's death on the cross. This song was written for Good Friday.
Jim Allbery writes heartfelt songs of faith, and is not afraid to tackle tough subjects. His songs draw from a variety of inspirations, including the Bible, hymns, and daily life.
Song Info
Genre
Pop • Christian Pop
Charts
Peak #120
Peak in subgenre #20
Author
Jim Allbery
Rights
2008
Uploaded
April 10, 2009
Track Files
MP3
MP3 3.3 MB • 128 kbps • 3:33
Story behind the song
I was asked to provide a solo for an community multi-denominational Good Friday service. I wrote this song for that occasion.
Lyrics
No Greater Love Words and music by Jim Allbery I am amazed by God's great love That he would send his Son beloved-- His unstained sacrificial dove... There could not be a greater love. No greater love-- no greater love: Christ died so we might live above! The Father sent his Son beloved-- And there can be no greater love. And on that mount of Calvary, He suffered so, yet thought of me. My sins nailed him to that tree, And still my savior died for me! No greater love-- no greater love: Christ died so we might live above! The Father sent his Son beloved... And there can be no greater love. And it makes me cry-- It makes me wince-- To think he died for all my sins, And that we may know Heaven's bliss: There is no greater love than this. No greater love-- no greater love: Christ died so we might live above! The Father sent his Son beloved? And there can be no greater love. No greater love-- no greater love: Christ gave his all: his precious blood! He died for us, his own beloved-- And there can be no greater love. I thank the Father and the Son For their amazing gift of love!
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Heleana Maria
Apr 17, 2009
Hi Jim, This Song is So Beautiful! The Words Flow Like a Flowing Stream! I love the Word Wince. You sing it with Great emoton! Blessings, Heleana Maria