Freedom from sin and death:
Jesus has ransomed me!
He has settled all my debts,
paid the price of my sins, and
Disarmed the accuser of my soul.The Lord has paid my dowry
Redeeming me from sin and the grave.
I am now the bride of Christ;
Jesus is my Lord and Savior.
I am no longer enslaved to sin nor death,
and satan and his evil schemes have no power over me,
because the Lord has delivered me,
and He who the Son of God set free is free indeed.Jesus has ransomed me,
He has taken away all my sorrows!
Because He died and rose again,
I can have everlasting life in Him.
He has made me righteous and
established me in the Father’s house.
I have gained freedom in His heavenly kingdom:
The kingdom of freedom.
The Kingdom of Freedom
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