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Every Nation Music - Word Fulfilled Lyrics

Artist:
Every Nation Music

Lyrics

Intro


Glorious Son of God
Jesus, thank You, because of Your blood, we can enter into Your throne of grace
With thanksgiving in our hearts


Verse 1


The day that death would die
Our Savior gave His life
Rejected by us all
In silence bore the cross


Pre-Chorus


Who knew this man of sorrows
Would make our hearts whole?


Chorus


We are healed by His stripes
Those in darkness brought to light
Word fulfilled, Jesus Christ
God our Savior


Verse 2


The blameless sacrificed
Sinless He paid the price
His punishment our peace
His cross our liberty, oh


Pre-Chorus (Repeat)


Chorus (Repeat x2)


Bridge (Repeat x2)


Yeshua, Yeshua, our healer
Yeshua, Yeshua, redeemer
Yeshua, Yeshua, our risen King


Chorus (Repeat)


Bridge (Variant, Repeat x2)


Yeshua, Yeshua, our healer
Yeshua, Yeshua, redeemer
Yeshua, Yeshua, our victory


Chorus (Repeat x2)


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Meaning & Inspiration

"Word Fulfilled" ties its entire structure to a single verse from Isaiah, describing healing as something already accomplished through Christ's suffering rather than a request still pending. The introduction frames access to God directly through gratitude for Christ's blood, language drawn from a New Testament invitation to approach God's throne of grace with confidence rather than fear. The verses narrate the crucifixion specifically as substitution, naming the Savior as blameless and sinless, bearing a punishment that produces peace and a cross that produces freedom for those it was not owed to. The chorus states the song's central theological claim directly, that a prophetic word has been fulfilled, tying present healing and rescue from darkness to that ancient prediction rather than describing it as a separate, later blessing. The bridge shifts into Hebrew, repeating the name Yeshua alongside three titles, healer, redeemer, and risen King, letting the original language of that fulfilled prophecy carry the song's closing declaration. Structurally the song moves from historical narration to present theological claim to a repeated, name-centered declaration of victory.

Related Scripture

  • Isaiah 53:5 States that by His wounds we are healed, directly quoted in the song's chorus.
  • Hebrews 4:16 Invites approaching God's throne of grace with confidence, directly matching the introduction.
  • 1 Peter 2:24 Describes Christ bearing sin in His body on the cross, matching the song's narration of substitutionary sacrifice.