He was Wounded

from Jaywalker by Nathan Partain

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lyrics

He was wounded for our transgressions,
He bore our sins in his body on the tree;
For our guilt, he gave us peace,
From our bondage gave release,
And with his stripes, and with his stripes,
And with his stripes, our souls are healed.

He was numbered among transgressors,
We did esteem him forsaken by his God;
As our sacrifice, he died,
That the law be satisfied,
And all our sin, and all our sin,
And all our sin was laid on him.

We had wandered, we all had wandered,
Far from the fold of “the Shepherd of the sheep”;
But he sought us where we were,
On the mountains bleak and bare,
And bro’t us home, and bro’t us home,
And bro’t us safely home to God.

Who can number his generation?
Who shall declare all the triumphs of his cross?
Millions, dead, now live again,
Myriads follow in his train!
Victorious Lord, victorious Lord,
Victorious Lord and coming King!

credits

from Jaywalker, track released June 12, 2015
Words: Thomas O. Chisholm, 1920
Music: Joseph N. Partain, 1977

Vocals: Nathan Partain
Acoustic guitar: Nathan Partain
Mandolin: Tom Peck
Electric guitars: Kenny Meeks
Organ: Wolfy Johnson
Bass: Rob Meyer
Drums/Percussion: Wade Parish

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