Grace To Grace – English Lyrics

• By: Hillsong UNITED

Lyrics & Translation

Embark on a profound spiritual journey through "Grace To Grace" by Hillsong UNITED. This powerful worship anthem offers a rich vocabulary of faith, hope, and redemption, making it an excellent resource for learning English through its clear, poetic lyrics. Discover how the song's dynamic structure and heartfelt message can deepen both your language skills and understanding of Christian themes.

[English]

If love endured that ancient cross

How precious is my Saviour's blood

The beauty of Heaven wrapped in my shame

The image of love upon death's frame

If having my heart was worth the pain

What joy could You see beyond the grave

If love found my soul worth dying for

How wonderful

How glorious

My Saviour's scars

Victorious

My chains are gone

My debt is paid

From death to life

And grace to grace

If Heaven now owns that vacant tomb

How great is that hope that lives in You

The passion that tore through hell like a rose

The promise that rolled back death and its stone

If freedom is worth the life You raised

Oh where is my sin, where is my shame

If love paid it all to have my heart

How wonderful, how glorious

My Saviour's scars, victorious

My chains are gone, my debt is paid

From death to life, and grace to grace

When I see that cross, I see freedom

When I see that grave, I'll see Jesus

And from death to life, I will sing Your praise

In the wonder of Your grace

When I see that cross, I see freedom

When I see that grave, I'll see Jesus

And from death to life, I will sing Your praise

In the wonder of Your grace

When I see that cross, I see freedom

When I see that grave, I'll see Jesus

And from death to life, I will sing Your praise

In the wonder of Your grace

How my soul will sing Your praise

In the wonder of Your grace

How my soul will sing Your praise

In the wonder of Your grace

How my soul will sing Your praise

In the wonder of Your grace

How my soul will sing Your praise

How wonderful, how glorious

My Saviour's scars, victorious

My chains are gone, my debt is paid

From death to life, and grace to grace

How wonderful, how glorious

My Saviour's scars, victorious

My chains are gone, my debt is paid

From death to life, and grace to grace

In the wonder of Your grace

How my soul will sing Your praise

In the wonder of Your grace

How my soul will sing Your praise

How wonderful

How glorious

My Saviour's scars

Victorious

My chains are gone

My debt is paid

From death to life

And grace to grace

Key Grammar Structures

• If love endured that ancient cross

  ➔ Past Perfect Tense

  ➔ The phrase uses the past perfect tense ('endured') to describe an action completed before another past action, emphasizing the timeless nature of the sacrifice.

• How precious is my Saviour's blood

  ➔ Present Simple in Exclamatory Sentence

  ➔ The present simple ('is') is used in an exclamatory sentence to express a strong feeling or emotion about the value of the Savior's blood.

• The beauty of Heaven wrapped in my shame

  ➔ Past Participle as Adjective

  ➔ The past participle ('wrapped') is used as an adjective to describe the state of 'beauty' being enclosed in 'shame'.

• If having my heart was worth the pain

  ➔ Past Tense in Conditional Sentence

  ➔ The past tense ('was') is used in a conditional sentence to express a hypothetical situation and its potential outcome.

• From death to life, and grace to grace

  ➔ Prepositional Phrase

  ➔ The prepositional phrase ('from...to...') is used to indicate a transition or progression between two states.

• When I see that cross, I see freedom

  ➔ Present Simple in Conditional Context

  ➔ The present simple ('see') is used in a conditional context to express a general truth or habitual action related to seeing the cross.

• How my soul will sing Your praise

  ➔ Future Simple in Exclamatory Sentence

  ➔ The future simple ('will sing') is used in an exclamatory sentence to express a strong intention or emotion about future praise.

• In the wonder of Your grace

  ➔ Prepositional Phrase with Gerund

  ➔ The prepositional phrase ('in the wonder') is used with a gerund ('grace') to describe the context or state in which the action occurs.