There's Power In His Name
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There's Power In His Name
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Chorus
Jesus, Jesus, how I trust Him,
how I prove Him over and over.
Jesus, Jesus, there?s power in His name.
Verse
Jesus, Savior,
kind, compassionate friend,
Master, Healer,
He gives me joy deep within.
I love to call Him,
I love to call my Lord,
I love, I love, I love to call Him;
there?s power in His name.
Vamp 1
Yes, bless that name.
Yes, we bless that name.
Vamp 2
Power in that name.
Vamp 3
Joy in that name.
Ending
Jesus, Jesus,
there?s power in His name.
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