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Hillsong UNITED - Jesus Won It All Lyrics

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Hillsong UNITED

Lyrics

VERSE 1:
Beauty for ashes
Life evermore
Peace beyond measure
Jesus won it all


VERSE 2:
Saved out of darkness
Cleansed by His blood
Into His Kingdom
By the power of God


CHORUS:
He has won it, my salvation
My forgiveness, at the cross
He is healing, He's redemption
For whoever would come
He has won, that's the cross


VERSE 3:
All can take freely
Water of life
Let all who thirst, come
Worship Jesus Christ


CHORUS:
He has won it, my salvation
My forgiveness, at the cross
He is healing, He's redemption
For whoever would come
He has won, that's the cross


CHORUS:
He has won it, my salvation
My forgiveness, at the cross
He is healing, He's redemption
For whoever would come
He has won, that's the cross


BRIDGE:
For in Him is the life
That destroyed sin and death
And He broke every chain
For the bound and oppressed
For the bound and oppressed
He's alive, He's alive


CHORUS:
He has won it, my salvation
My forgiveness, at the cross
He is healing, He's redemption
For whoever would come
He has won, that's the cross


CHORUS:
He has won it, my salvation
My forgiveness, at the cross
He is healing, He's redemption
For whoever would come
He has won, that's the cross


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Meaning & Inspiration

Jesus Won It All presents the cross as the decisive source of salvation, forgiveness, healing, and redemption. Its images move from ashes to beauty, darkness to light, and bondage to freedom, giving the song a clear pattern of rescue through Christ. The invitation to receive the water of life also broadens that message: grace is offered freely to every thirsty person who comes to worship Jesus Christ.

The repeated chorus keeps the focus on what Christ has accomplished rather than on human effort. Language about cleansing by his blood and entering his kingdom closely reflects the New Testament account of redemption, while the bridge celebrates life overcoming sin and death. Revelation 22:17 is especially close to the invitation for the thirsty to come and take the water of life freely. Colossians 1:13-14 likewise matches the movement out of darkness into the kingdom, with redemption and forgiveness found in Christ.

Related Scripture

  • Revelation 22:17 The verse invites the thirsty to take the water of life freely.
  • Colossians 1:13-14 Paul connects rescue from darkness with redemption and forgiveness in Christ.