Nails through the wrists,
He laid down on His own.
Instead of clenching fists
An open hand is shown.
He wore the cross
Like no one ever could.
I know all is not lost;
I've seen my God upon the wood.
"I, when I am lifted up
will draw you to myself."
His invitation is enough;
His death, my life, my health.
Friday, September 01, 2006
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