Reflecting on the Suffering and Sacrifice of Christ
Delve into the deep reflections on the suffering, rejection, and sacrifice of Christ through poignant hymn verses. Explore the profound theological truths and the sacrificial love portrayed in the poetic lines. Witness the ultimate sacrifice for sinners and find hope in the foundation of faith and salvation.
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Stricken, smitten, and afflicted, see him dying on the tree! Tis the Christ by man rejected; yes, my soul, tis he, tis he. Tis the long expected Prophet, David s Son, yet David s Lord; by his Son God now has spoken: tis the true and faithful Word. [Sing to the Lord 288]
2. Tell me, ye who hear him groaning, was there ever grief like his? Friends through fear his cause disowning, foes insulting his distress; many hands were raised to wound him, none would interpose to save; but the deepest stroke that pierced him was the stroke that Justice gave.
3. Ye who think of sin but lightly nor suppose the evil great here may view its nature rightly, here its guilt may estimate. Mark the sacrifice appointed, see who bears the awful load; tis the Word, the Lord s Anointed, Son of Man and Son of God.
4. Here we have a firm foundation, here the refuge of the lost: Christ the rock of our salvation, his the name of which we boast. Lamb of God, for sinners wounded, sacrifice to cancel guilt! None shall ever be confounded who on him their hope have built. Sing to the Lord 288 Public domain Text: Thomas Kelly, 1804, alt. Tune: Geistliche Volkslieder, Paderborn, 1850
