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Blessed Assurance

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A few of the words

FORETASTE
The hymn's opening verse promises a 'foretaste of glory divine', a glimpse of heaven held even now, in the present moment.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
REDEEMED
Crosby, who was blind from infancy, spoke often of redemption as something felt more than seen, a warmth and assurance she called her greatest gift.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
RAPTURE
In the hymn's chorus, 'rapture' carries its older meaning: a state of transport, of being caught up in joy, still one of the most quietly thrilling words in all of hymnody.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
ASSURANCE
The theological idea behind the title, that a believer can have confident, settled peace, was central to the Methodist tradition in which Fanny Crosby was steeped.Find this word in the grid to read its note.

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About Blessed Assurance

Fanny Crosby wrote "Blessed Assurance" in 1873, the melody already composed by her friend Phoebe Knapp, who simply asked what the tune "said" to her. The words that poured out, glory, mercy, watching, waiting, rapture, have been sung by heart in sanctuaries and parlors ever since. It is a hymn of quiet certainty, of a spirit resting in something larger than worry or want.

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