For Us | Sacred Hymnal Arrangement in Celtic Music

A timeless hymn of Christ's boundless love, tracing all He did for us, from His coming into the world to His sacrifice, resurrection, and ascension. "For Us" draws its words from the medieval Latin hymn traditionally known in English as "O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High," translated by Benjamin Webb (1819–1885) from an anonymous text. Subscribe:    / @sacredhymnal   Lyrics: O love how deep how broad how high It fills the heart with ecstasy That God the Son of God should take Our mortal form for mortals' sake He sent no angel to our race Of higher or of lower place But wore the robe of human frame And he himself to this world came For us baptized for us he bore His holy fast and hungered sore For us temptations sharp he knew For us the tempter overthrew For us he prayed for us he taught For us his daily works he wrought By words and signs and actions thus Still seeking not himself but us For us to wicked men betrayed Scourged mocked in crown of thorns arrayed He bore the shameful cross and death For us at length gave up his breath For us he rose from death again For us he went on high to reign For us he sent his Spirit here To guide to strengthen and to cheer To him whose boundless love has won Salvation for us through his Son To God the Father glory be Both now and through eternity *Credits:* Composer: Alder Kinley Lyrics: Anonymous medieval Latin author, English translation by Benjamin Webb Performance: Original arrangement and music created digitally using modern production tools Copyright: © 2026 Alder Kinley. All rights reserved.