on better promises" (8:6). What a "wondrous Saviour" we have! "In Him dwells all the fullness of the Godhead bodily" (Col. 2:9), and He is "our great God and Saviour Jesus Christ" (Tit. 2:13). "Worthy is the Lamb who was slain to receive power and riches and wisdom, and strength and honour and glory and blessing!" (Rev. 5:12). CH-2) Fairer far than sunlight unto eyes that wait Amid fear and darkness, 'til the morning break; Fairer than the day-dawn, hills and dales among, When its tide of glory wakes the tide of song. CH-4) All earth's flowing pleasures were a wintry sea, Heav'n itself without Thee dark as night would be. Lamb of God! Thy glory is the light above. Lamb of God! Thy glory is the life of love. CH-6) Jesus! All perfections rise and end in Thee; Brightness of God's glory Thou, eternally, Favoured beyond measure they Thy face who see; May we gracious Saviour, share this ecstasy. Questions: 1) What are some of the ways in which Christ is infinitely superior to all others? 2) What are some things that make the salvation He has purchased for us great and wonderful? Note: This hymn was written in Swedish. It was translated into English in 1931, by Carl Ernest Backstrom (1901-1984). The original version had four stanzas, but when he made his translation Backstom reduced the number to three, incorporating some of the ideas from the other stanzas into his adaptation. In Storm's Swedish version, he lists some