Hulvey - Washed In the Blood Lyrics
Lyrics
Intro
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, woah-woah-woah
Yeah
Verse 1
As I'm standing before the throne, yeah
All of my pain is gone
As I'm standing before the throne (Rachel)
All of my pain is gone
Chorus
All praise to the Father, to the Son
To the Spirit, You're the One
Hope You hear it, He's the One
Washed in the blood (Washed in the blood)
To the Father (To the Father), to the Son (To the Son)
To the Spirit (To the Spirit), He's the One (He's the One)
Hope You hear it
Washed in the blood
To the Father, to the Son
To the Spirit, You're the One
Hope You hear it (I hope You hear it)
Washed in the blood (Washed in the blood)
To the Father, to the Son
To the Spirit, You're the One
Hope You hear it (I hope You hear it)
Washed in the blood (Washed in the blood)
To the Father, to the Son
To the Spirit, You're the One
Hope You hear it (I hope You hear it)
Washed in the blood (Washed in the blood)
Bridge
Oh, woah, woah, woah, I'll never go back
Woah, woah, woah, I'm here
Woah, woah, woah, oh, You never look back
You're here, You are here, uh
He's inside me, He's before me
He's around me, He's my story
Woah, yeah, washed in the blood
He's around me, He's inside me
He's before me, You remind me
I'm free, I'm free, free
He's inside me, He's before me
He's around me, He's my story
I'm free, oh, washed in the blood
Outro
And mother said from time to time, this will pass (Washed in the blood)
And mother said from time to time, this will pass (Washed in the blood)
And mother said from time to time, this will pass (Washed in the blood)
From time you'll
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Hulvey - Washed In The Blood
Meaning & Inspiration
Hulvey's "Washed In the Blood," released as part of his 2021 album *Christopher*, delivers a powerful and deeply personal testament to the transformative power of faith. This track isn't just a song; it's an invitation to experience a profound spiritual renewal, reflecting a journey from personal struggle to unshakeable hope. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of standing in the presence of the divine, where the weight of past pain dissolves, echoing the biblical promise found in Revelation 7:14, where the elders explain that those "clothed in white robes" are those "who have washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb." This imagery immediately anchors the song in a rich theological context, speaking to the cleansing and redemption offered through Christ's sacrifice.
The core message of "Washed In the Blood" centers on the Triune God – Father, Son, and Spirit – recognizing their unified role in salvation. Hulvey’s fervent repetition of "To the Father, to the Son, To the Spirit, You're the One" isn't merely an anthem; it's a deliberate acknowledgment of the complete work of salvation, aligning with the Nicene Creed’s affirmation of the Trinity. The recurring phrase "Washed in the blood" acts as a refrain of liberation, directly referencing the atoning work of Jesus Christ. This concept is central to Christian theology, as articulated in Hebrews 9:22: "Indeed, under the law almost everything is cleansed with blood, and without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness of sins." Hulvey’s use of this phrase powerfully conveys the sacrifice that grants forgiveness and a fresh start, allowing for the release of past burdens as expressed in the verse, "All of my pain is gone."
The bridge of the song offers a declaration of unwavering commitment: "I'll never go back." This signifies a decisive break from a former life, a choice to remain steadfast in faith. The lines "He's inside me, He's before me, He's around me, He's my story" further elaborate on the omnipresence and indwelling nature of God within the believer. This resonates with passages like Galatians 2:20, where Paul states, "I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me." The profound sense of freedom expressed—"I'm free, I'm free, free"—is the direct result of this internal transformation, a freedom from sin and its consequences, as described by Jesus Himself in John 8:36: "So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed." The inclusion of "mother said from time to time, this will pass" in the outro adds a layer of comforting wisdom, perhaps recalling a maternal voice of encouragement during difficult seasons, reinforcing the idea that hardship is temporary and that enduring faith provides solace and eventual peace. Ultimately, "Washed In the Blood" stands as an inspiring anthem of redemption, reminding listeners that through Christ, a complete cleansing and an enduring freedom are attainable.