| Song | O Sacred Head Now Wounded |
| Content Description | “O Sacred Head Now Wounded” is a deeply moving Christian hymn that reflects on the suffering and sacrificial love of Jesus Christ on the cross. Commonly sung during Holy Week and Good Friday services, this timeless hymn draws believers into heartfelt gratitude and reverence for Christ’s redeeming sacrifice. Its rich theological message and emotional depth continue to inspire worshippers across generations. Those searching for “O Sacred Head Now Wounded lyrics” will find a powerful hymn centered on redemption, mercy, and the saving grace of Jesus. |
| Album | Our Great Redeemer’s Praise |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Holy Week hymn, Good Friday song, traditional hymn, cross of Christ, church worship |
| Theme(s) | Crucifixion, Sacrifice, Redemption, Grace, Worship |
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O Sacred Head, Now Wounded,
With Grief And Shame Weighed Down,
Now Scornfully Surrounded
With Thorns, Thine Only Crown!
O Sacred Head, What Glory,
What Bliss Till Now Was Thine!
Yet, Though Despised And Gory,
I Joy To Call Thee Mine.
What Thou, My Lord, Hast Suffered
Was All For Sinners’ Gain.
Mine, Mine Was The Transgression,
But Thine The Deadly Pain.
Lo, Here I Fall, My Savior!
’Tis I Deserve Thy Place.
Look On Me With Thy Favour,
And Grant To Me Thy Grace.
What Language Shall I Borrow
To Thank Thee, Dearest Friend,
For This, Thy Dying Sorrow,
Thy Pity Without End?
Oh, Make Me Thine Forever,
And Should I Fainting Be,
Lord, Let Me Never, Never
Outlive My Love To Thee.
Be Near When I Am Dying,
Oh, Show Thy Cross To Me,
And For My Rescue, Flying,
Come, Lord, And Set Me Free!
These Eyes, New Faith Receiving,
From Jesus Shall Not Move,
For One Who Dies Believing
Dies Safely, Through Thy Love.



