Alas! and Did My Savior Bleed (Congregational Worship Arrangement (D, E Keys))-(UMH) 288

"Alas! and Did My Savior Bleed," written by Isaac Watts in 1707, is a profound hymn that calls for personal reflection on the crucifixion of Christ. Its lyrics, which confess that the Savior's blood was shed for a sinner such as oneself, evoke deep repentance and reverence for His grace. Even today in 2026, as we navigate a world focused on self-centered success, this hymn reminds us that the grace of the Cross is the true foundation of our faith. Recognizing that the Lord's wounds were for us is the essence of our devotion. I have arranged this in both E (original) and D (easier) keys to suit your needs, focusing on the harmony rather than complex improvisations to ensure ease for beginner accompanists. May this arrangement lead you into deep meditation upon the Cross during your worship service.

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