Redemption and Salvation

Where it surfaces

• Olney Hymns

  The hymns emphasize Christ's atoning work and the believer's deliverance from sin and death.

• Joseph Made Known to His Brethren

  The narrative underscores the redemption of Joseph's brothers and the salvation of sinners through Christ's sacrificial death.

• Another

  The believer is released from guilt and feels no fear because of redemption through Christ's blood.

• A Friend That Sticketh Closer Than a Brother

  Jesus died to reconcile us to God, demonstrating boundless love and securing our salvation.

• Humbled and Silenced by Mercy

  The poem recounts the speaker's redemption from sin and death through Jesus' sacrifice, and the ongoing healing of backsliding.

• On One Stone Shall Be Seven Eyes

  The hymn centers on Christ's sacrificial death as the means of redemption, delivering all who trust in Him from guilt and providing a pardon sealed.

• Peter Sinning and Repenting

  The poem emphasizes the possibility of restoration and redemption for backsliders.

• The Prodigal Son

  The prodigal's return and restoration symbolize the redemption available to all who repent.

• Lovest Thou Me?

  Christ's deliverance, healing, and seeking of the lost soul are recounted as acts of redemption.

• The Rebel’s Surrender to Grace.–Lord, What Wilt Thou Have Me to Do?

  The speaker experiences redemption and salvation through Christ's sacrifice, moving from rebellion to surrender.

• Old Testament Gospel

  The types and figures point to the redemption accomplished by Christ, who bears away sin.

• We Were Pharaoh’s Bondmen

  The hymn celebrates the redemption from sin's bondage through Christ's sacrifice and power.

• Praise for the Incarnation

  The speaker's hope is rooted in Christ's birth, cross, and shame, highlighting the redemptive work of the incarnation.

• Christ Crucified

  The poem centers on the redemptive power of Christ's crucifixion, which saves sinners and transforms their hearts.

• Book III: On the Rise, Progress, Changes, and Comforts of the Spiritual Life

  Christ's atoning death and intercession secure salvation for sinners, transforming their nature.

• The Storm Is Hushed

  The speaker's deliverance from despair and sin through Christ's sacrifice.

• Hear What He Has Done for My Soul!

  The poem centers on the redemption of the soul through Christ's blood and the transformation from a rebel to a son.

• V: Dedication and Surrender

  The poems celebrate the redemption from sin and the salvation that comes through Christ's sacrifice.

• The Happy Debtor

  Jesus freed the debtor from the load of sin, making satisfaction and blotting out the score, illustrating redemption.

• VII: Praise

  The hymns focus on the redeeming work of Christ, who paid the debt of sin, washed believers with his blood, and brought them near to God.

• Praise for Redeeming Love

  The hymn celebrates the redeeming love of Christ, who has washed us with his blood and brought us nigh to God.

• Salvation

  The entire hymn focuses on the glorious plan of salvation, from its design to its fulfillment in Christ's death and ongoing advocacy.

• Praise to the Redeemer

  The hymn celebrates Christ's redemptive work, paying the debt of sin and securing believers from wrath.