| Song | God Made A Way |
| Album | Good Old Christian Hymns |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | Joel A. Erickson |
| Music | |
| Key | Meter: 9.9.9.9 D |
| Tags | God Made A Way |
| Theme(s) | |
| Scripture Reference(s) | Isaiah 1:18 |
| CCLI Song No |
This Wanton World In Grossest Error
Is Hastening Toward The Judgment Morning;
‘Twill Meet The Judge In Deepest Terror,
For, Blinded, It Despised His Warning.
God Made A Way, He Sent Salvation
To Make Of Man A New Creation,
To Lay, In Christ, A Firm Foundation;
Oh, What A Wondrous Transformation!
How Can A Soul, Black And Polluted,
Meet Such Requirements So Exalted?
Where Sin Has Ever Reigned Undisputed,
What Hope Is There It Can Be Halted?
I Was A Helpless, Lost Offender,
Enslaved To Every Inner Craving,
And, Void Of Sight, Could Not Surrender,
And Sin’s Black Filth Kept On Engraving.
But God In Mercy Gave Me Vision,
And There I Saw My True Condition;
Yes, There I Made The Great Decision:
Before The Throne I Made Petition.
God Made A Way, He Sent A Savior
A Heart Washed White, In Spotless Glory,
A Path That Frees From Misbehavior
To Heaven’s Gate-Oh, Wondrous Story!
