The love of GGod is Cgreater Gfar

Than tongue or Dpen can ever Gtell

It goes beGyond the Chighest Gstar

And reaches Dto the lowest Ghell

The guilty pCair,

bowed down with cGare

God gave His DSon to Gwin

His erring cChild He reconcGiled

And pardoned Dfrom his Gsin

When mortal tGime shall Cpass aGway

And earthly Dthrones

and kingdoms fGall

When men who Ghere refCuse to pGray

On rocks and Dhills and mountains cGall

God’s love, so sCure, shall still enGdure

All measurelDess and sGtrong

Redeeming gCrace to Adam’s rGace

The saints’ and aDngels’ sGong

Could we with Gink the oCcean fGill

And were the sDkies

of parchment Gmade

Were every sGtalk on eCarth a qGuill

And every Dman a scribe by tGrade

To write the lCove of God aGbove

Would drain the oDcean Gdry

Nor could the sCcroll

contain the Gwhole

Tho' stretched from Dsky to Gsky