Hallelujah Redeemed
Hallelujah Redeemed: Unveiling the Profound Joy of Salvation
Lyrics
What love have I in knowing I belong to You
Expressing gratitude for the love felt in the awareness of belonging to a higher power.
For what have to offer for You to pursue
Questioning what offerings or actions can be presented to the higher power for them to actively pursue a connection.
Oh
An exclamation, possibly emphasizing a moment of realization or reflection.
Jesus for the joy of Heaven You endured the cross
Acknowledging Jesus's sacrifice on the cross for the joy of Heaven.
So Jesus be my joy
Requesting Jesus to be the source of joy.
Remembering salvation's cost
Reflecting on the cost of salvation and expressing gratitude.
Hallelujah I have been redeemed
Celebrating the redemption experienced.
Bought for Heaven by the blood You shed for me
Highlighting the purchase for Heaven through the blood shed by Jesus.
Oh how is it that You can save a wretch like me
Expressing wonder at how Jesus can save someone considered a wretch.
I'm so unworthy
Acknowledging personal unworthiness.
Hallelujah
Reiterating the joyful exclamation of "Hallelujah."
What peace have I in knowing I'm restored to You
Finding peace in the knowledge of being restored to a connection with a higher power.
For once was I but only just a foe
Reflecting on a past state of being an opponent or adversary.
A heart once set a part from truth
Describing a heart that was once separated from truth.
So Jesus be my joy
Requesting Jesus to be the source of joy, echoing a previous line.
Remembering salvation's cost
Reiterating the reflection on the cost of salvation.
Hallelujah I have been redeemed
Reaffirming the celebration of redemption.
Bought for Heaven by the blood You shed for me
Emphasizing the acquisition of a place in Heaven through Jesus's sacrifice.
Oh how is it that You can save a wretch like me
Repeating the wonder at the ability of Jesus to save someone deemed unworthy.
I'm so unworthy
Reiterating personal unworthiness.
The Father can be satisfied in me
Asserting that the Father can find satisfaction in the individual.
Only because Your work at Calvary
Attributing the satisfaction to the work done by Jesus at Calvary.
Nothing of my own flesh and heart of stone
Affirming that personal achievements (flesh) and a hardened heart are insufficient; only Jesus's glory matters.
Jesus Yours alone is the glory
Acknowledging that Jesus's glory alone deserves recognition.
There upon the throne I should not be known
Reflecting on being acknowledged on the throne despite not deserving it.
But Jesus You have made it so for me
Acknowledging Jesus's role in making the acknowledgment on the throne possible.
Oh
An exclamation, possibly emphasizing a moment of realization or reflection.
Hallelujah I have been redeemed
Reaffirming the celebration of redemption.
Bought for Heaven by the blood You shed for me
Emphasizing the acquisition of a place in Heaven through Jesus's sacrifice.
How is it that You can save a wretch like me
Repeating the wonder at the ability of Jesus to save someone deemed unworthy.
I'm so unworthy
Reiterating personal unworthiness.
Even so this I know
Expressing certainty in the knowledge of a higher power's worthiness.
Lord my God You are worthy
Acknowledging the worthiness of the higher power.
So we sing Hallelujah
Joining in a collective exclamation of "Hallelujah."
Oh Hallelujah
Repeating the exclamation "Hallelujah."
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