| Song | The Stranger Of Galilee |
| Album | Top Gospel Songs Of All The Time |
| Genre | Contemporary Gospel |
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| Tags | The Stranger Of Galilee |
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In Fancy I Stood By The Shore, One Day,
Of The Beautiful Murmuring Sea;
I Saw The Great Crowds As They Thronged The Way
Of The Stranger Of Galilee;
I Saw How The Man Who Was Blind From Birth,
In A Moment Was Made To See;
The Lame Was Made Whole By The Matchless Skill
Of The Stranger Of Galilee.
And I Felt I Could Love Him Forever,
So Gracious And Tender Was He!
I Claimed Him That Day As My Savior,
This Stranger Of Galilee.
His Look Of Compassion, His Words Of Love,
They Shall Never Forgotten Be;
When Sin Sick And Helpless He Saw Me There,
This Stranger Of Galilee;
He Showed Me His Hand And His Riven Side,
And He Whispered, “It Was For Thee!”
My Burden Fell Off At The Pierced Feet
Of The Stranger From Galilee.
I Heard Him Speak Peace To The Angry Waves,
Of That Turbulent, Raging Sea;
And Lo! At His Word Are The Waters Stilled,
This Stranger Of Galilee;
A Peaceful, A Quiet, And Holy Calm,
Now And Ever Abides With Me;
He Holdeth My Life In His Mighty Hands,
This Stranger Of Galilee.
