A beautiful, sacred vocal duet for soprano-tenor. Music by Kevin G. Pace (ASCAP) and text by Mary Ann W. Snowball.

YouTube video: Divine Redeemer, vocal duet

Text:
Soprano:
Judge me not, divine Redeemer. My daily sins cause sorrow as I stray.
See me not, my errors to display. O, let me choose, again, another way.

Tenor:
I am He; I’m thy Redeemer. Thy daily sins can soon be cast away.
See my eyes; my love is on display. O, let me offer you another way.

Soprano:
Give me grace, divine Redeemer. My weaknesses are more than I can
bear.
See me not when I resist thy care. My blemishes become my great
despair.

Tenor:
I give grace; I’m thy Redeemer. Thy weaknesses, O, I can help you bear.
See my eyes; I offer lasting care. Thy blemishes can vanish; I ‘ll be there.

Soprano:
Take me in, divine Redeemer. Forgive my fallacies with no delay.
Turn thy eyes when I forget to pray. O, help me, Lord, at times I disobey.

Tenor:
Take my name; I’m thy Redeemer. Forgiven fallacies I can convey.
Turn thy eyes; look upward when you pray. I am thy Lord; I’ll help you to
obey.

Chorus:
O, take me in, divine Redeemer. I need thy love; Thou art my God above.
Duet part:
I’ll take you in, I’m thy Redeemer. You have my love; I am thy God above.