Chords for L'histoire derrière la chanson : Mon assurance est en Christ | Hillsong En Français
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71.95 bpm
Chords used:
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D
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F#m] So we're talking about the song, [D] I Will Boast in Christ.
[A] And it's kind of inspired [Em] by the scripture in Romans [F#m] 5, starting from verse 8.
It says,
[A] But God demonstrates his own love for us in [E] this,
while we were still sinners, [A] Christ died for us.
[D] Since we have now been [A] justified by his blood,
how much more shall we be saved from God's wrath [F#m] through him?
For if [D] when we were God's enemies, we were [B] reconciled to him through the death of his Son,
[E] how much more, having been [A] reconciled, shall we be saved through his life?
Not only is this so, but we also [Em] rejoice in God through our Lord [D] Jesus Christ,
through whom we have now [B] received reconciliation.
[E] When I was writing this song [A] with my friend Scott Ledgerwood,
[D] we were kind of [A] talking about this idea and this truth
that all that Christ [D] has won for us on the cross and all that we [E] have because of him.
And just [A] the thought of that, our best day, our worst day,
our greatest triumph, [E] our greatest trial could never add to or [D] detract from God's grace
in his [A] favor towards us.
[E] And I was just thinking about that,
[F#m] God's grace being like an [D] infinite sea that we could just never [A] take a drop from
or never add [E] a drop to, but is [F#m] always towards us, ever flowing, [D] ever constant towards us.
[E] And the thought, if we had [F#m] anything to boast about,
if we have anything [D] to shout about or sing about,
it would [A] be all that Christ has done and all that he has won for us
and the strength that we have [E] now.
[F#m] [A]
[E] [F#m]
[E] [F#m] [A]
[E] [F#m] [A]
[E] [A] My hope is in Christ alone,
in [F#m] his [D] righteousness and [E] in mine.
[A] My hope is in his name,
his [F#m] good will [D] and
[A] And it's kind of inspired [Em] by the scripture in Romans [F#m] 5, starting from verse 8.
It says,
[A] But God demonstrates his own love for us in [E] this,
while we were still sinners, [A] Christ died for us.
[D] Since we have now been [A] justified by his blood,
how much more shall we be saved from God's wrath [F#m] through him?
For if [D] when we were God's enemies, we were [B] reconciled to him through the death of his Son,
[E] how much more, having been [A] reconciled, shall we be saved through his life?
Not only is this so, but we also [Em] rejoice in God through our Lord [D] Jesus Christ,
through whom we have now [B] received reconciliation.
[E] When I was writing this song [A] with my friend Scott Ledgerwood,
[D] we were kind of [A] talking about this idea and this truth
that all that Christ [D] has won for us on the cross and all that we [E] have because of him.
And just [A] the thought of that, our best day, our worst day,
our greatest triumph, [E] our greatest trial could never add to or [D] detract from God's grace
in his [A] favor towards us.
[E] And I was just thinking about that,
[F#m] God's grace being like an [D] infinite sea that we could just never [A] take a drop from
or never add [E] a drop to, but is [F#m] always towards us, ever flowing, [D] ever constant towards us.
[E] And the thought, if we had [F#m] anything to boast about,
if we have anything [D] to shout about or sing about,
it would [A] be all that Christ has done and all that he has won for us
and the strength that we have [E] now.
[F#m] [A]
[E] [F#m]
[E] [F#m] [A]
[E] [F#m] [A]
[E] [A] My hope is in Christ alone,
in [F#m] his [D] righteousness and [E] in mine.
[A] My hope is in his name,
his [F#m] good will [D] and
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F#m
[F#m] So we're talking about the song, [D] I Will Boast in Christ.
[A] And it's kind of inspired [Em] by the scripture in Romans [F#m] 5, starting from verse 8.
It says,
[A] But God demonstrates his own love for us in [E] this,
while we were still sinners, [A] Christ died for us.
[D] Since we have now been [A] justified by his blood,
how much more shall we be saved from God's wrath [F#m] through him?
For if [D] when we were God's enemies, we were [B] reconciled to him through the death of his Son,
[E] how much more, having been [A] reconciled, shall we be saved through his life?
Not only is this so, but we also [Em] rejoice in God through our Lord [D] Jesus Christ,
through whom we have now [B] received reconciliation.
[E] When I was writing this song [A] with my friend Scott Ledgerwood,
[D] we were kind of [A] talking about this idea and this truth
that all that Christ [D] has won for us on the cross and all that we [E] have because of him.
And just [A] the thought of that, our best day, our worst day,
our greatest triumph, [E] our greatest trial could never add to or [D] detract from God's grace
in his [A] favor towards us.
[E] And I was just thinking about that,
[F#m] God's grace being like an [D] infinite sea that we could just never [A] take a drop from
or never add [E] a drop to, but is [F#m] always towards us, ever flowing, [D] ever constant towards us.
[E] And the thought, if we had [F#m] anything to boast about,
if we have anything [D] to shout about or sing about,
it would [A] be all that Christ has done and all that he has won for us
and the strength that we have [E] now.
_ [F#m] _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [E] _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [E] _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ My hope is in Christ alone,
in [F#m] his [D] righteousness and [E] in mine.
_ [A] My hope is in his name,
his [F#m] good will [D] and
[A] And it's kind of inspired [Em] by the scripture in Romans [F#m] 5, starting from verse 8.
It says,
[A] But God demonstrates his own love for us in [E] this,
while we were still sinners, [A] Christ died for us.
[D] Since we have now been [A] justified by his blood,
how much more shall we be saved from God's wrath [F#m] through him?
For if [D] when we were God's enemies, we were [B] reconciled to him through the death of his Son,
[E] how much more, having been [A] reconciled, shall we be saved through his life?
Not only is this so, but we also [Em] rejoice in God through our Lord [D] Jesus Christ,
through whom we have now [B] received reconciliation.
[E] When I was writing this song [A] with my friend Scott Ledgerwood,
[D] we were kind of [A] talking about this idea and this truth
that all that Christ [D] has won for us on the cross and all that we [E] have because of him.
And just [A] the thought of that, our best day, our worst day,
our greatest triumph, [E] our greatest trial could never add to or [D] detract from God's grace
in his [A] favor towards us.
[E] And I was just thinking about that,
[F#m] God's grace being like an [D] infinite sea that we could just never [A] take a drop from
or never add [E] a drop to, but is [F#m] always towards us, ever flowing, [D] ever constant towards us.
[E] And the thought, if we had [F#m] anything to boast about,
if we have anything [D] to shout about or sing about,
it would [A] be all that Christ has done and all that he has won for us
and the strength that we have [E] now.
_ [F#m] _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [E] _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [E] _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ My hope is in Christ alone,
in [F#m] his [D] righteousness and [E] in mine.
_ [A] My hope is in his name,
his [F#m] good will [D] and