Let this mind be in you, which was also inChrist Jesus: Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God;But made himself of no reputation and tookupon him the form of a servant, and was madein the likeness of men; And being found in fashion as a man, He humbled himself and be-came obedient unto death, even the death ofthe cross. Phillippians 2:5-8
We'll never fully understandSuch mercy, grace and love,As shown by Christ, our Savior,Who came from heav'n above. He left all heaven's splendorTo live like you and me;To walk in this old wicked world,And die on Calvary's tree. He gave His very life to saveOur sinful souls, so lost;He bought our redemption,But at what an awful cost! We'll never know the price He paid,His despair, and deepest pain.....Oh, please don't turn your back on Him!Don't let Him die in vain! No other way could we be saved,And so, He felt death's sting....His gift is free, for you and me,But it cost Him everything! (© 2001 by Kathryn Brandon; all rights reserved)
He left all heaven's splendorTo live like you and me;To walk in this old wicked world,And die on Calvary's tree.
He gave His very life to saveOur sinful souls, so lost;He bought our redemption,But at what an awful cost!
We'll never know the price He paid,His despair, and deepest pain.....Oh, please don't turn your back on Him!Don't let Him die in vain!
No other way could we be saved,And so, He felt death's sting....His gift is free, for you and me,But it cost Him everything!
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