| Song | Tis Finished! The Messias Dies |
| Content Description | Tis Finished! The Messias Dies is a powerful Christian hymn that reflects on the completed sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross. The song highlights the moment of victory when Christ declared that the work of redemption was finished, bringing salvation to humanity. Its solemn yet triumphant lyrics inspire deep reflection on God’s love, mercy, and grace displayed at Calvary. As a traditional Easter and Good Friday hymn, it continues to move believers seeking meaningful hymn lyrics centered on the cross and the saving work of Jesus. |
| 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 | Christian hymn, Easter hymn, Good Friday hymn, worship song, traditional hymn |
| Theme(s) | Crucifixion, Atonement, Salvation, Redemption, Victory of Christ |
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‘Tis Finished! The Messias Dies,
Cut Off For Sins, But Not His Own:
Accomplished Is The Sacrifice,
The Great Redeeming Work Is Done.
‘Tis Finished! All The Debt Is Paid;
Justice Divine Is Satisfied;
The Grand And Full Atonement Made;
God For A Guilty World Hath Died.
The Veil Is Rent In Christ Alone;
The Living Way To Heaven Is Seen;
The Middle Wall Is Broken Down,
And All Mankind May Enter In.
The Types And Figures Are Fulfilled;
Exacted Is The Legal Pain;
The Precious Promises Are Sealed;
The Spotless Lamb Of God Is Slain.
The Reign Of Sin And Death Is O’er,
And All May Live From Sin Set Free;
Satan Hath Lost His Mortal Power;
‘Tis Swallowed Up In Victory.
Saved From The Legal Curse I Am,
My Saviour Hangs On Yonder Tree:
See There The Meek, Expiring Lamb!
‘Tis Finished! He Expires For Me.
Accepted In The Well-Beloved,
And Clothed In Righteousness Divine,
I See The Bar To Heaven Removed;
And All Thy Merits, Lord, Are Mine.
Death, Hell, And Sin Are Now Subdued;
All Grace Is Now To Sinners Given;
And Lo, I Plead The Atoning Blood,
And In Thy Right I Claim Thy Heaven!
