Atonement, Dependence, Grace, Redemption, Righteousness, Sin, The Cross of Christ, The Sacrifice of Christ
ALL SUFFICIENT MERIT
Lyrics
Verse 1
All sufficient merit, shining like the sun
A fortune I inherit by no work I have done
My righteousness I forfeit at my Saviour’s cross
Where all sufficient merit did what I could not
Verse 2
In love He condescended, eternal now in time
A life without a blemish, the Maker made to die
The law could never save us, our lawlessness had won
Until the pure and spotless Lamb had finally come
Chorus
It is done, it is finished
No more debt I owe
Paid in full, all sufficient
Merit now my own
Verse 3
I lay down my garments, any empty boast
Good works now all corrupted by the sinful host
Dressed in my Lord Jesus, a crimson robe made white
No more fear of judgment, His righteousness is mine
Verse 4
All sufficient merit, firm in life and death
The joy of my salvation shall be my final breath
When I stand accepted before the throne of God
I’ll gaze upon my Jesus and thank Him for the cross
Yes I’ll thank Him for the cross
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Oh Your merit now my own
Oh Your merit now my own
CCLI Song # 7212933 | Bethany Barnard, Bryan Fowler, Shane Barnard | © 2023 Be Essential Songs; bryanfowlersongs; More Songs From Wellhouse; Songs From Wellhouse
Sample Introduction
No matter how hard we work, we cannot earn our salvation. We can only rely on the perfect sacrifice of Jesus to merit us eternal life. Let’s use the lyrics of the next song to realign our hearts to his saving work on the cross.
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Scripture References
Old Testament – Genesis 22:8, Isaiah 1:18, Isaiah 53:10, Isaiah 64:6
New Testament – Matthew 11:28-30, Matthew 20:1-16, John 5:19, John 19:30, Romans 8:1, Romans 3:20-21, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Galatians 2:16, Galatians 3:10-13, Ephesians 2:9, Philippians 2:5-8, Colossians 2:14, Hebrews 12:2, 1 Peter 1:18-19, Revelation 7:14, Revelation 22:14
Doctrinal Themes
Christian Living – Dependence, Righteousness
Christology – The Cross of Christ, The Sacrifice of Christ
The Gospel – Atonement, Grace, Redemption, Sin
Liturgical Themes
Assurance, Confession