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By Sharon Kane
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As the oceans condensed in a dew drop,
As the heavens encased in a gem;
So lies God wrapped up snug as a baby
In a crib in obscure Bethlehem.
As eternity caught in a heartbeat,
As all light filtered through a lone star;
So our God squeezes into our frailty,
The Creator steps down from afar.
See Him cross the unbridgeable chasm
To pay our impossible debt.
The immortal entangled in soft human flesh
Comes to share in our physical death.
The great mind which envisioned creation
Is void now and shrouded in mist.
Mighty hands which once fashioned the mountains
Are balled into miniature fists.
And that voice which called light into being
Now wordlessly whimpers and cries,
While the heart where true love had its birthplace
Beats in rhythm to soft lullabies.
See Him cross the unbridgeable chasm
To pay our impossible debt.
The immortal entangled in soft human flesh
Comes to share in our physical death.
Condescending to live in the shadows
He raises us to his marvellous light;
And in heeding the call to embrace him
We freely soar in his glorious might.
His magnificence transforms our frailties
As we yield to His beautiful Name.
Our weakness dissolves in his greatness
As his majesty strengthens our frame.
See Him cross the unbridgeable chasm
To pay our impossible debt.
In the child who stepped down from the courtyards of heav'n
All the yearnings of man now are met!
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Note however that the third verse has been revised following comments from other FW writers