Seas Of Crimson
Bethel Music's 'Seas of Crimson' is a worship song that celebrates the victory of Christ over sin and death. The lyrics focus on the cross of Calvary, where Jesus defeated every burden and redeemed the wretched heart. It proclaims that death is beaten and Christ has risen, emphasizing the finished work of salvation. The song also highlights the depth of God's grace, which runs deeper than sin, and the ransom paid for the enslaved. With repeated hallelujahs, it offers highest praise to God, affirming His power and kingdom. The overall message is one of hope, redemption, and triumphant worship.
For every curse, You're the cure
For every sickness, You're the healer
For every storm, You're the calm
For all that's lost, oh, what a savior
On that cross of calvary
Every burden has been defeated
Every wretched heart redeemed
You drown our sin in seas of crimson
Hallelujah death is beaten
Christ has risen from the grave
Hallelujah it is finished
All to you the highest praise
On that day of utmost glory
All of darkness cannot tarry
And every shackle will come undone
My solid rock thine is the kingdom
Every shackle will come undone
My solid rock thine is the kingdom
Hallelujah death is beaten
Christ has risen from the grave
Hallelujah it is finished
All to you the highest praise
Hallelujah death is beaten
Christ has risen from the grave
Hallelujah now and forever
All to you the highest praise
Where there was sin your love rushed in
Where sin runs deep your grace runs deeper
For all enslaved the ransom paid
Light of the world, yours is the power
Where there was sin your love rushed in
Where sin runs deep your grace runs deeper
For all enslaved the ransom paid
Light of the world, yours is the power
Hallelujah death is beaten
Christ has risen from the grave
Hallelujah it is finished
All to you the highest praise
Hallelujah death is beaten
Christ has risen from the grave
Hallelujah now and forever
All to you the highest praise
On that cross of calvary
Every burden has been defeated
Every wretched heart redeemed
You drown our sin in seas of crimson