How Low Was Our Redeemer Brought
from Heaven Has Come by Sovereign Grace Music
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lyrics
Verse 1
How low was our Redeemer brought, the King who held the stars
Lay helpless in a maiden’s arms and pressed against her heart
While sheep and cattle raised their voice the babe could speak no words
The ever flowing Spring of Joy had come to share our thirst
Verse 2
How low was our Redeemer brought, the Lord the worlds obeyed
Would stumble as He learned to walk upon the ground He’d made
The One the angels bowed before would kneel to wash our feet
And be at home among the poor though He owned everything
Chorus
Gloria, gloria in the highest
Gloria, gloria in the highest
Verse 3
How low was our Redeemer brought to raise us from our shame
And now the highest praise of all belongs to Jesus’ name
The Healer wounded on a tree to bear our grief and sin
The King gave up His crown so we could ever reign with Him
How low was our Redeemer brought, the King who held the stars
Lay helpless in a maiden’s arms and pressed against her heart
While sheep and cattle raised their voice the babe could speak no words
The ever flowing Spring of Joy had come to share our thirst
Verse 2
How low was our Redeemer brought, the Lord the worlds obeyed
Would stumble as He learned to walk upon the ground He’d made
The One the angels bowed before would kneel to wash our feet
And be at home among the poor though He owned everything
Chorus
Gloria, gloria in the highest
Gloria, gloria in the highest
Verse 3
How low was our Redeemer brought to raise us from our shame
And now the highest praise of all belongs to Jesus’ name
The Healer wounded on a tree to bear our grief and sin
The King gave up His crown so we could ever reign with Him
credits
from Heaven Has Come,
released October 30, 2020
Music and words by Matt Boswell, Bob Kauflin, Nathan Stiff, and David Zimmer © 2020 Sovereign Grace Worship/ASCAP, Sovereign Grace Praise/BMI, Messenger Hymns/BMI, Getty Music Publishing/BMI (adm. worldwide at CapitolCMGPublishing.com, excluding the UK & Europe which is adm. by Integrity Music). Sovereign Grace Music, a division of Sovereign Grace Churches. All rights reserved. www.SovereignGraceMusic.org CCLI# 7160122
Music and words by Matt Boswell, Bob Kauflin, Nathan Stiff, and David Zimmer © 2020 Sovereign Grace Worship/ASCAP, Sovereign Grace Praise/BMI, Messenger Hymns/BMI, Getty Music Publishing/BMI (adm. worldwide at CapitolCMGPublishing.com, excluding the UK & Europe which is adm. by Integrity Music). Sovereign Grace Music, a division of Sovereign Grace Churches. All rights reserved. www.SovereignGraceMusic.org CCLI# 7160122
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