The Suffering Servant (Isaiah 53)

from No More to Fear by Luke Morton

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He was wounded for our transgressions,
 He was crushed for our enmity and sin
With His pain, He brought us peace,
 From our sorrow gave release,
 And with His stripes,
And with His stripes,
 And with His stripes we have been healed. 

He was silent before the slaughter,
 We did assume Him abandoned by His God;
 As a Lamb, He came to die
And the law to satisfy,
And all our guilt,
And all our shame,
 And all our sin was laid on Him. 

Turned away, we all had turned away 
In distain for our Shepherd and our God 
Still He sought us, His mercy shown,
Giving Christ, His very own 
Who carried us 
Who carried us 
Who carried us in love to God. 

 Though His grave was among the wicked
 He found approval before the sight of God
 After death, He then was raised
 Let His name be ever praised
 Our risen Lord,
Our glorious Lord,
Our reigning Lord and coming
 Our risen Lord,
 Our glorious Lord,
 Our reigning Lord and coming
Our risen Lord,
Our glorious Lord,
 Our reigning Lord and coming King

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from No More to Fear, released March 22, 2007
Piano: Dale Zarlenga
©2006 Walk Out of the Grave Music
Words: Adapted from Isaiah 53.
Music: Luke Morton, 2006

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Luke Morton is Pastor of Worship at Trinity Church Seattle.

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