Wonderful Maker
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Wonderful Maker
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You spread out the skies
Over empty space
Said, "Let there be light"
To a dark and formless world
Your light was born
You spread out Your arms
Over empty hearts
Said, "Let there be light
To a dark and hopeless world
Your Son was born
You made the world
And saw that it was good
You sent Your only Son
For You are good
What a wonderful Maker
What a wonderful Savior
How majestic Your whispers
And how humble Your love
With a strength like no other
And the heart of a Father
How majestiv Your whispers
What a wonderful God
No eyes has fully seen
How beautiful the cross
And we have only heard that faintest whispers
Of how great You are
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Who performs "Wonderful Maker"?
Matt Redman performs "Wonderful Maker", and this lyric page sits inside the Matt Redman catalog on LyroVerse.
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