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Austin Stone Worship - Hallelujah What a Savior Lyrics

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Austin Stone Worship

Lyrics

Verse 1
Man of sorrows, what a name
For the Son of God who came
Ruined sinners to reclaim
Hallelujah! What Savior


Verse 2
Stand unclean, no one else could
In my place condemned He stood
Now His nearness is my good
Hallelujah! What a Savior


Chorus
Hallelujah, praise to the one
Whose blood has pardoned me
Oh what a Savior, Redeemer and King
Your love has rescued me


Verse 3
Lifted up was He to die
"It is finished!" was His cry
Now in Heaven lifted high
Hallelujah! What a Savior


Verse 4
When He comes, our Glorious King
All His ransomed home to bring
Then anew this song we'll sing
Hallelujah! What a Savior
Hallelujah! What a Savior


Chorus (x2)


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Meaning & Inspiration

This version joins the language of a classic hymn to a chorus centered on rescue through Christ. The verses move through humiliation, substitution, crucifixion, exaltation, and the promised return of the King. Each scene answers with hallelujah, making praise the response to the Savior who stands in the place of sinners. The added chorus gathers those scenes into a personal confession of pardon, redemption, and love.

Isaiah 53:3 supplies the biblical title often rendered as Man of Sorrows and describes the suffering servant who bears rejection and grief. The cry that the work is finished directly recalls John 19:30 at the crucifixion. The final verse then looks toward the gathering of the redeemed when Christ comes in glory, an expectation reflected in passages such as 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17. Together, the lyric presents salvation as the completed work of Christ and anticipates praise renewed in his presence.

Related Scripture

  • Isaiah 53:3 The suffering servant is described as a man of sorrows who is despised and rejected.
  • John 19:30 Jesus declares that his work is finished as he dies on the cross.
  • 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 The passage describes Christ returning and gathering his people to himself.