| Song | Adam Descended From Above |
| Content Description | “Adam Descended From Above” is a rich theological hymn that contrasts the fall of humanity with the redemptive work of Christ, often referred to as the “second Adam.” Rooted in deep biblical truth, the song highlights themes of salvation, grace, and new life through Jesus. Traditionally attributed to Charles Wesley, this hymn calls believers to reflect on the transformation made possible through Christ’s obedience and sacrifice. The “Adam Descended From Above lyrics” invite worshippers into a deeper understanding of redemption and the hope of restored relationship with God. |
| Album | Christian Hymnal – Series 2 |
| Genre | Praise & Worship |
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| Publisher / Copyrights | John Wesley’s Collection of Hymns |
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| Tags | classic hymn, redemption, theology, worship, salvation |
| Theme(s) | Redemption, Salvation, New Life, Grace, Christ as Second Adam |
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Adam Descended From Above,
Federal Head Of All Mankind,
The Covenant Of Redeeming Love
In Thee Let Every Sinner Find.
Its Surety, Thou Alone Hast Paid
The Debt We To Thy Father Owed;
For The Whole World Atonement Made.
And Sealed The Pardon With Thy Blood
Thee, The Paternal Grace Divine
A Universal Blessing Gave,
A Light In Every Heart To Shine,
A Saviour Every Soul To Save.
Light Of The Gentile World, Appear!
Command The Blind Thy Rays To See;
Our Darkness Chase, Our Sorrows Cheer,
And Set Thy Plaintive Prisoners Flee.
Me, Me, Who Still In Darkness Sit,
Shut Up In Sin And Unbelief,
Bring Forth Out Of This Hellish Pit,
This Dungeon Of Despairing Grief:
Open Mine Eyes The Lamb To Know,
Who Bears The General Sin Away;
And To My Ransomed Spirit Show
The Glories Of Eternal Day.



