| Song | There Is A Green Hill Far Away |
| Content Description | “There Is a Green Hill Far Away” is a deeply reflective Christian hymn that focuses on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ at Calvary. Written by Cecil Frances Alexander, the hymn gently explains the meaning of Christ’s crucifixion and its purpose for human salvation. Its simple yet powerful lyrics help believers understand the love and redemption found in the cross. Frequently sung during Good Friday services and communion, this hymn brings reverence and gratitude. For those searching for songs about the crucifixion and Christ’s sacrifice, this timeless hymn offers a profound message of salvation and grace. |
| Album | Hymns For The Family Of God |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship, Gospel, Church, Communion, Reflection |
| Theme(s) | Cross, Sacrifice, Salvation, Redemption, Good Friday |
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There Is A Green Hill Far Away,
Without A City Wall,
Where The Dear Lord Was Crucified,
Who Died To Save Us All.
We May Not Know, We Cannot Tell,
What Pains He Had To Bear;
But We Believe It Was For Us
He Hung And Suffered There.
He Died That We Might Be Forgiven,
He Died To Make Us Good,
That We Might Go At Last To Heaven,
Saved By His Precious Blood.
There Was No Other Good Enough
To Pay The Price Of Sin;
He Only Could Unlock The Gate
Of Heaven, And Let Us In.
