Behold the Lamb by Sandy Rock — cover artwork

Behold the Lamb

Scripture: John 1:29; Isaiah 53:4–6; Luke 23:34, 44–46; John 19:30; Hebrews 10:19–22; 1 Peter 2:24. Behold the Lamb follows the One announced beside the Jordan all the way to the cross. Its verses hold together His compassion for the wounded and His willing journey into suffering. Drawing on Isaiah 53 and the Gospel accounts, the song names the cost of reconciliation: the innocent One bears sin…

From the album The Way of the Lamb

About This Song

Behold the Lamb follows the One announced beside the Jordan all the way to the cross. Its verses hold together His compassion for the wounded and His willing journey into suffering. Drawing on Isaiah 53 and the Gospel accounts, the song names the cost of reconciliation: the innocent One bears sin to bring the lost home.

The torn veil and the declaration that His work is finished give the final movement its meaning. The dance production serves a confession of mercy, not a denial of suffering. In Christ’s wounds we find forgiveness and restoration to God; the lyric is not a guarantee that every present illness disappears.

Devotional

Drawing Near Through His Sacrifice

Read Isaiah 53:4–6 and Hebrews 10:19–22. We do not come to God because we have finally made ourselves worthy. Jesus opens the way through His own sacrifice, and Hebrews invites us to draw near with sincere hearts and full assurance of faith.

The cross exposes the seriousness of sin and the depth of God’s mercy at the same time. First Peter 2:24 connects Christ’s wounds with dying to sin and living for righteousness. His healing reaches our estrangement from God and calls us into a changed life, even while we still face bodily weakness and grief.

Bring a specific burden of guilt before Him. Confess it without excuse, trust His finished work, and take the next faithful step in obedience. Forgiveness is not indifference to evil; it is costly grace received through the Lamb.

Prayer: Holy Lamb of God, thank You for bearing our sin. Teach me to draw near in faith and live in the mercy You have given. Amen.

Lyrics

[Intro — immediate sung melody]
Behold the Lamb
The Lamb of God

[Verse 1 — expressive sung baritone]
Your hands upon the wounded
Your mercy for the lost
You knew the road before You
Would lead You to the cross

[Pre-Chorus — rising vocal melody]
You carried all our sorrow
You bore the weight of sin
The innocent was wounded
To bring us home again

[Chorus — massive beat drop, soaring sung hook]
Behold the Lamb
Behold the Lamb
You take away
The sin of the world

Behold the Lamb
The Lamb of God
By Your wounds
We are made whole

[Verse 2 — flowing sung melody]
Rejected and forsaken
Beneath a darkened sky
You prayed for their forgiveness
And laid down Your own life

[Pre-Chorus — rising vocal melody]
You carried all our sorrow
You bore the weight of sin
The innocent was wounded
To bring us home again

[Chorus — massive beat drop, soaring sung hook]
Behold the Lamb
Behold the Lamb
You take away
The sin of the world

Behold the Lamb
The Lamb of God
By Your wounds
We are made whole

[Bridge — sustained singing, building tension]
The veil is torn
We draw near
Through Your blood
There is mercy here

[Final Chorus — biggest beat drop, powerful sung melody]
Behold the Lamb
Behold the Lamb
You take away
The sin of the world

Behold the Lamb
The Lamb of God
By Your wounds
We are made whole

[Outro — softly sung, sustained final notes]
It is finished
Holy Lamb of God
Suggested chord chart
Suggested chord arrangement — not a transcription of the recording.
Suggested starting key: Em; suggested meter: 4/4. Recording key, tempo and meter are unverified.
Each chord occupies one bar; repeat each section progression as needed to fit the supplied lyric lines.

[Intro]
G | D | Em | C

[Verses]
Em | C | G | D

[Pre-Choruses]
Am | C | Em | D

[Choruses / Final Chorus]
G | D | Em | C

[Bridge]
C | D | Em | Em

[Outro]
G | D | Em | C
Resolve to Em.

Credits: Music and lyrics: Sandy Rock · Singing & vocals: Ronik19 · Producer: Sandy R

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