Summary

This hymn was written to the glory of God, in celebration of the 10th anniversary of Saint Andrew’s and in appreciation of Dr. Sproul’s faithful preaching of the Word of God. The sheet music includes both a beautiful choral arrangement and congregational part. Lyrics by R.C. Sproul (based on Isaiah 1:18). Music by Craig Courtney.

Sheet music. SATB.

Choir:
Come, let us reason together, says the Lord.
Though your sins be as scarlet,
they shall be white as snow. 
Though they be like crimson,
they shall become like wool.

Choir and Congregation:
Fallen race in Eden fair,
Exposed and full of shame.
Fled we naked from Thy sight, 
far from Thy holy name.

CHORUS: Clothe us in Your righteousness,
hide filthy rags of sin,
Dress us in your perfect garb,
both outside and within.

Sent from the garden to the east,
Outside of Eden’s gate,
Banished there from Thy pure light
were Adam and his mate.

Scarlet souls are now like snow
by Thy atoning grace.
Crimson hearts become like wool
for Adam’s fallen race.

No work of ours is good enough 
for evil to atone.
Your merit, Lord, is all we have.
It saves and it alone.