Humbling Thyself to death, Thou did resign Thy breath, Tortured with pain: God had declared Man once ensnared Surely should die the death; this was sin's gain. Here was our Sin destroyed; Our enemies annoyed, When Jesus died. Sighing, and groaning, Bleeding, atoning, Sin was condemned and slain in His side. When the third morn was come, Then did Thou leave the tomb, Ceased all Thy woes; Bravely victorious, Heavenly glorious, Openly triumphing over thy foes. Lo! Hence our joys begin, We see Thee, without sin, Holy and bright; Justification, Perfect salvation, Thy resurrection for man brought to light.
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