He Looked Beyond My Fault

'He Looked Beyond My Fault' was written by Dottie Rambo and is skillfully combined with the great hymn 'Amazing Grace' written by John Newton which conveys a message of immediate, life-saving rescue, even when one feels like they are falling into despair.

'He Looked Beyond My Fault' is ONE of the songs released from a project entitled 'We Shall Behold Him'. This project was Arranged, Conducted and Produced by David T. Clydesdale and Recorded with a Symphony Orchestra at CTS and Marcus Music in London, England.

The writer of 'He Looked Beyond My Fault' was battling profound depression and a crisis of faith. She went to a remote cabin in the mountains feeling emotionally shattered and wrestling with thoughts of how worthless her life was. 

During this agonizing isolation, she began thinking about the unconditional nature of God's love. She wrote words that reflected her own deep brokenness: "Amazing grace will always be my song of praise...I do not know just why He came to love me so...He looked beyond my fault and saw my need."

The song 'He Looked Beyond My Fault' focuses on the life-changing power of divine grace, which bypasses human shortcomings to address the vital necessity for salvation. The lyrics shift the focus from personal failings to a loving God who offers redemption, emphasizing grace as a gift rather than as compensation for what you have done.

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Transcript

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Amazing grace How sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me I once was lost, but now I'm found I once was blind, but now my eyes are open, and I see that it was great that set my eyes.

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Welcome to the Worship 2.0 podcast, and today we're featuring the Great Song Select segment, where we present to you a song, or today a a medley of two songs, that will stand the test of time. Remember, great songs have no expiration date. One song by itself can be life-changing. And it is skillfully combined with the great hymn Amazing Grace, written by John Newton, which conveys a message of immediate, life-saving rescue, even when one feels like they're falling into despair. He Look Beyond My Fault is one of the songs released from a project entitled We Shall Behold Him. This project was arranged, conducted, and produced by David T. Clydesdale and recorded with a symphony orchestra at CTS and Marcus Music in London, England. The writer of He Look Beyond My Fault was battling profound depression in a crisis of faith. She went to a remote cabin in the mountains, feeling emotionally shattered and wrestling with thoughts of how worthless her life was. During this agonizing isolation, she began thinking about the unconditional nature of God's love. She wrote words that reflected her own deep brokenness. Words like, Amazing grace will always be my song of praise. I do not know just why he came to love me so.com. That's spelled W-O-R-S-H-I-P, the number two, followed by the letters P-O-I-N-T and then the number 0.com. Click on the free trial button where you can listen to great worship songs by Don Moan and many other gifted worship leaders online. We hope that you'll spread the word about worship2.0.com, where our mission is to help people everywhere at any time experience the presence of God. Have a great day.