God Raised The Ransom Chords by The Hoppers
Tempo:
71.25 bpm
Chords used:
G
Ab
D
C
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Prayer, but I want you to listen [G] now as she sings a song
that she [Ab] puts her heart [F] into it.
One of the greatest songs I've ever heard her sing,
God raised [C] a ransom.
That's right.
Jesus [Eb] Christ was that ransom.
He raised [Bb] Him the first time on the cross on [Cm] crucifixion day.
Then He raised Him a second [Gm] time from a borrowed tomb
that we might live [A] forever.
I'm so thankful that He was willing to be the ransom.
[D] [G]
[C] See a fallen man held hostage [G] by sin
and doomed [D] to [C] a [G] perilous fate.
[Am] And then [B] see a loving Father,
[Em] pain and [B] mercy [G] in His eyes,
giving [Dbm] one son so that others [G] might [Dm] be saved.
[G] [C] God raised the ransom.
[G] Jesus paid it all.
[C] They're the [G] purest of lambs,
for strength, for [D]
[D] [G] bloodshed,
for a sin dead.
[C] Only [G] Jesus [C] could pay.
[Am] God [G] raised the ransom on [D]
[C] crucifixion day.
[G]
[Am] [D] [C]
[G] The Savior [C] had come,
accepted [G] by some.
Oh, but [D] others, they just could not [G] be.
[C] [G] To [Am] see they [B] had hoped Messiah,
[Em] He would build a [E] kingdom [B] on this earth.
[D] [A] He came to suffer, [G] to serve.
[Ab] The Lord [Eb] tasted death,
[Bbm] and then He [Db] breathed [Ab] one new breath,
and lost some, [Eb] and it filled up [Ab] the tomb.
[Db] [Ab]
[G] Oh, death [C] had lost its sting.
[Fm] It was [F] conquered by the [Ab] King.
When He [D] rose, glory broke [Db] the seal of [Ebm] day.
[Ab] [Db] God raised the ransom,
[Ab] and Jesus walked out
[Db] [Ab]
of here
and left to [Eb] decay.
[Ab] In sunrise, His eyes watched the storm go [Db] by.
[Bbm] God [Ab] raised the ransom [Eb] on [Ab] crucifixion day.
[Db] He raised the ransom,
and by [Ab] Jesus walked out of
[Db] [Ab]
here.
He was left to [Eb] decay.
In [E] sunrise, [A] His eyes watched the storm go by.
[D] [Gbm] [Bm] God raised [A] the ransom,
and by Jesus, [D] He just [A] walked [D] out.
[Db] [A] [Bm] [A]
[D] He raised [A] the ransom.
[E] Oh, raise, raise, [D] [A] raise.
[Ab]
[Gbm] He just [B] raised the ransom.
[Bm] [A] God [D] [A] raised the ransom [E] on [A] resurrection day.
that she [Ab] puts her heart [F] into it.
One of the greatest songs I've ever heard her sing,
God raised [C] a ransom.
That's right.
Jesus [Eb] Christ was that ransom.
He raised [Bb] Him the first time on the cross on [Cm] crucifixion day.
Then He raised Him a second [Gm] time from a borrowed tomb
that we might live [A] forever.
I'm so thankful that He was willing to be the ransom.
[D] [G]
[C] See a fallen man held hostage [G] by sin
and doomed [D] to [C] a [G] perilous fate.
[Am] And then [B] see a loving Father,
[Em] pain and [B] mercy [G] in His eyes,
giving [Dbm] one son so that others [G] might [Dm] be saved.
[G] [C] God raised the ransom.
[G] Jesus paid it all.
[C] They're the [G] purest of lambs,
for strength, for [D]
[D] [G] bloodshed,
for a sin dead.
[C] Only [G] Jesus [C] could pay.
[Am] God [G] raised the ransom on [D]
[C] crucifixion day.
[G]
[Am] [D] [C]
[G] The Savior [C] had come,
accepted [G] by some.
Oh, but [D] others, they just could not [G] be.
[C] [G] To [Am] see they [B] had hoped Messiah,
[Em] He would build a [E] kingdom [B] on this earth.
[D] [A] He came to suffer, [G] to serve.
[Ab] The Lord [Eb] tasted death,
[Bbm] and then He [Db] breathed [Ab] one new breath,
and lost some, [Eb] and it filled up [Ab] the tomb.
[Db] [Ab]
[G] Oh, death [C] had lost its sting.
[Fm] It was [F] conquered by the [Ab] King.
When He [D] rose, glory broke [Db] the seal of [Ebm] day.
[Ab] [Db] God raised the ransom,
[Ab] and Jesus walked out
[Db] [Ab]
of here
and left to [Eb] decay.
[Ab] In sunrise, His eyes watched the storm go [Db] by.
[Bbm] God [Ab] raised the ransom [Eb] on [Ab] crucifixion day.
[Db] He raised the ransom,
and by [Ab] Jesus walked out of
[Db] [Ab]
here.
He was left to [Eb] decay.
In [E] sunrise, [A] His eyes watched the storm go by.
[D] [Gbm] [Bm] God raised [A] the ransom,
and by Jesus, [D] He just [A] walked [D] out.
[Db] [A] [Bm] [A]
[D] He raised [A] the ransom.
[E] Oh, raise, raise, [D] [A] raise.
[Ab]
[Gbm] He just [B] raised the ransom.
[Bm] [A] God [D] [A] raised the ransom [E] on [A] resurrection day.
Key:
G
Ab
D
C
A
G
Ab
D
Prayer, but I want you to listen [G] now as she sings a song
that she [Ab] puts her heart [F] into it.
One of the greatest songs I've ever heard her sing,
God raised [C] a ransom.
That's right.
Jesus [Eb] Christ was that ransom.
He raised [Bb] Him the first time on the cross on [Cm] crucifixion day.
Then He raised Him a second [Gm] time from a borrowed tomb
that we might live [A] forever.
I'm so thankful that He was willing to be the ransom.
[D] _ _ _ [G] _
_ [C] See a fallen man held hostage [G] by sin
and doomed [D] to [C] a [G] perilous _ _ fate. _
[Am] And then [B] see a loving Father,
[Em] pain and [B] mercy [G] in His eyes,
giving [Dbm] one son so that others [G] might [Dm] be saved.
[G] _ [C] _ God raised the ransom.
[G] Jesus paid it all. _
[C] They're the [G] purest of lambs,
for strength, for [D] _
_ [D] _ [G] _ bloodshed,
for a sin dead.
[C] Only [G] Jesus [C] could pay.
_ [Am] God [G] raised the ransom on [D] _ _
[C] crucifixion day.
_ [G] _ _
_ [Am] _ _ _ [D] _ [C] _
_ [G] The Savior [C] had come,
_ accepted [G] by some.
Oh, but [D] others, they just could not [G] be.
_ _ [C] [G] To _ [Am] see they [B] had hoped Messiah,
[Em] He would build a [E] kingdom [B] on this earth.
[D] _ _ [A] He came to suffer, [G] _ _ to serve.
_ [Ab] The Lord [Eb] tasted death,
[Bbm] and then He [Db] breathed [Ab] one new breath,
and lost some, [Eb] and it filled up [Ab] the tomb.
[Db] _ [Ab] _
_ [G] Oh, death [C] had lost its sting.
[Fm] It was [F] conquered by the [Ab] King.
When He [D] rose, glory broke [Db] the seal of [Ebm] day.
[Ab] _ [Db] _ _ God raised the ransom,
[Ab] and Jesus walked out _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
of here
and left to [Eb] decay.
_ [Ab] _ In sunrise, His eyes watched the storm go [Db] by. _
_ [Bbm] God [Ab] raised the ransom [Eb] on _ [Ab] crucifixion day.
_ [Db] _ _ He raised the ransom,
and by [Ab] Jesus walked out of _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ [Ab] _
here.
He was left to [Eb] decay.
In [E] sunrise, [A] _ His eyes watched the storm go by. _ _
_ [D] _ _ [Gbm] [Bm] God raised [A] the ransom,
and by Jesus, [D] He just [A] walked [D] out.
[Db] _ [A] _ _ [Bm] _ [A]
[D] He raised [A] the ransom.
[E] Oh, raise, raise, [D] [A] raise.
_ [Ab] _ _
[Gbm] _ He just [B] raised the ransom.
[Bm] [A] God [D] [A] raised the ransom [E] on _ [A] resurrection day.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
that she [Ab] puts her heart [F] into it.
One of the greatest songs I've ever heard her sing,
God raised [C] a ransom.
That's right.
Jesus [Eb] Christ was that ransom.
He raised [Bb] Him the first time on the cross on [Cm] crucifixion day.
Then He raised Him a second [Gm] time from a borrowed tomb
that we might live [A] forever.
I'm so thankful that He was willing to be the ransom.
[D] _ _ _ [G] _
_ [C] See a fallen man held hostage [G] by sin
and doomed [D] to [C] a [G] perilous _ _ fate. _
[Am] And then [B] see a loving Father,
[Em] pain and [B] mercy [G] in His eyes,
giving [Dbm] one son so that others [G] might [Dm] be saved.
[G] _ [C] _ God raised the ransom.
[G] Jesus paid it all. _
[C] They're the [G] purest of lambs,
for strength, for [D] _
_ [D] _ [G] _ bloodshed,
for a sin dead.
[C] Only [G] Jesus [C] could pay.
_ [Am] God [G] raised the ransom on [D] _ _
[C] crucifixion day.
_ [G] _ _
_ [Am] _ _ _ [D] _ [C] _
_ [G] The Savior [C] had come,
_ accepted [G] by some.
Oh, but [D] others, they just could not [G] be.
_ _ [C] [G] To _ [Am] see they [B] had hoped Messiah,
[Em] He would build a [E] kingdom [B] on this earth.
[D] _ _ [A] He came to suffer, [G] _ _ to serve.
_ [Ab] The Lord [Eb] tasted death,
[Bbm] and then He [Db] breathed [Ab] one new breath,
and lost some, [Eb] and it filled up [Ab] the tomb.
[Db] _ [Ab] _
_ [G] Oh, death [C] had lost its sting.
[Fm] It was [F] conquered by the [Ab] King.
When He [D] rose, glory broke [Db] the seal of [Ebm] day.
[Ab] _ [Db] _ _ God raised the ransom,
[Ab] and Jesus walked out _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
of here
and left to [Eb] decay.
_ [Ab] _ In sunrise, His eyes watched the storm go [Db] by. _
_ [Bbm] God [Ab] raised the ransom [Eb] on _ [Ab] crucifixion day.
_ [Db] _ _ He raised the ransom,
and by [Ab] Jesus walked out of _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ [Ab] _
here.
He was left to [Eb] decay.
In [E] sunrise, [A] _ His eyes watched the storm go by. _ _
_ [D] _ _ [Gbm] [Bm] God raised [A] the ransom,
and by Jesus, [D] He just [A] walked [D] out.
[Db] _ [A] _ _ [Bm] _ [A]
[D] He raised [A] the ransom.
[E] Oh, raise, raise, [D] [A] raise.
_ [Ab] _ _
[Gbm] _ He just [B] raised the ransom.
[Bm] [A] God [D] [A] raised the ransom [E] on _ [A] resurrection day.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _