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By Graham Byrne
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Somehow just sets us free
He died, but then God raised Him up
We find that hard to see
In this life we feel entrapped
Sometimes by fears within
Not fully understanding that
Christ took away our sin
We all are called to just believe
“It was finished” – we were lost
God’s grace beyond all measure
Sacrificed Christ on that cross
To somehow make a way for all
Who’d strayed since Adam’s fall
It was the perfect sacrifice
Planned especially for all
God resurrected Jesus
Took Him home to heaven
Christ is with His Father now
Knows man can be forgiven
The Holy Spirit’s been sent down
To help us here to know
Christ will come again one day
God His Father made that vow
We know there is a home for us
When Jesus comes again
He’s coming on that wondrous cloud
With hosts of angels then
Creation will bow down to Him
Man will know his sin and shame
Even those who’ve pierced Him
Will know He took their blame
On that day when Christ arrives
Life will change for all mankind
Those who’ve loved the Lord of Life
Will be renewed in soul and mind
Christ paved the way to heaven
For mankind to know rebirth
Is given to believers
Who know Christ came to earth
God our Father sees us all
As sons and daughters too
Redeemed and given life again
If our faith in Christ hangs true
From that old wooden cross
I have been set free
Christ their took all sin
From you and from me
I plead you believe that it’s true
What God in Christ did for you
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Nicely written and set out.
I was holding my breath, 'where is the plea, where is the topic?
Then ahhh.
Lovely. The whole poem led to the last two lines.
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