Father, I thank You For Sending me your Son
Jesus, He chose to die for my sins and the sins of each individual
in this world. He was innocent, yet considered to be guilty, How can
we live in this world and not feel filthy.
He did not have to
die, He could have called his angels to take charge over
him. But he said, "Not my will, but thy will be done" Jesus
suffered; the pain, the agony, and now the battle has been
won.
He was beaten, whipped, spit on, He was called everything
but the Messiah Now he is known to the world as
the survivor.
Angel
Oh Father in Heaven, I thank
you, For sending your son He chose to die for our sins, an
innocent man's blood.
He did not have to die, He could have
chosen not, But he suffered immense pain To save us from our
lot.
He was whipped, beaten and spit upon, Because they were
frightened of him But they had no idea who he was An insane man? No,
He was in fact the saviour of Men.
The crown of thorns he
wore, Were not sitting on his head! They were thrust into his
skull And still more blood He shed.
Through the crowd, He
carried His cross Our symbol of His glory, His painful journey would
soon be over But on one could forget His story!
Then the nails
they did hammer,, And with each excrutiating blow, He gazed upon our
faces, BECAUSE HE LOVED US SO.
A sword they thrust into His
side Another needless torment, Blood and water flowing
down.
Oh, Lord, how I lament!
His clothes they gambled
for As He watched in a tortured state. These men were evil to the
core! Therefore, Hell will be there fate.
God turned His head
away, As the sins of man, upon Jesus were lain He felt terribly
alone, His body in writhing pain!
As darkness filled the
sky, And the veil was torn in two, Jesus committed his
spirit, His task on earth was almost through.
For three days
later, He arose from the dead! His prophecy fulfilled Just as he
had said!
There is no room for recompense for the gift
from Jesus Christ. He gave his life for you and me! And by his
precious blood; we are saved!
So we must share the Gospel to
everyone we see. We Praise you, Dear Lord and give you the
GLORY!
~Kricket
1999~ |