The Story Of Abraham 41-25
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G C A C
G C A C
[Verse 1]
G C Am C
Let the man who won-ders at the life of A - bra-ham
G C Am
Who in for-mer days was re - ckoned right,
G C Am C
See the way that He was saved was not through flesh or might,
G C Am
But by faith the man was jus - ti - fied.
D D7
Not of works. No, not of works.
[Chorus]
G C Am
A - bra - ham by faith looked a - head to grace,
C
To a right-eous - ness not of his own,
G C A7 B7
Bles-sed is the man, who, like A - bra - ham,
Em D
The Lord counts his sins as a-toned.
[Instrumental]
G C A C
[Verse 2]
G C Am C
Some may say this man named Abe was saved by a sign,
G C Am
A sym-bol car - ried through the Jew - ish line;
G C Am C
Well, let me ask when did it pass that A-bra-ham be-lieved?
G C Am
Be-fore or af - ter he the sign re - ceived?
D D7
Be-fore the sign, be-fore the sign.
[Chorus]
G C Am
A - bra - ham by faith looked a - head to grace,
C
To a right-eous - ness not of his own,
G C A7 B7
Bles-sed is the man, who, like A - bra - ham,
Em D
The Lord counts his sins as a-toned.
[Instrumental]
G C G/B C
[Bridge]
D C
Not just the fa-ther of the Jews,
G
but the fa-ther of us all;
Em
Long be - fore there was the news
D
of this Mo-ses and the Law,
C
Not just the fa-ther of the Jews,
G
but the fa-ther of us all;
Em
Long be-fore there was the news
D
of this Mo-ses and the Law,
F C
A - bra-ham be - lieved by faith
A D
that the Lord would save,
F C
So the pro-mise rest on grace
D D7
for you and me.
[Chorus]
G C Am
A - bra - ham by faith looked a - head to grace,
C G/B Am7 D/F#
To a right-eous - ness not of his own,
G C A7 B7
Bles-sed is the man, who, like A - bra - ham,
Em D
The Lord counts his sins as a-toned.
[Outro]
G C A C D
G
How to play The Story Of Abraham 41-25
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