Oh Immanuel
Your day has come
to bring forth redemption
to a people so corrupt.
And though we knew,
of Your presence forthcoming,
we still ignore, still ignore,
the greatest gift we've ever received.
Let us raise a voice of praise,
to the day the Word became Flesh,
because we deserve nothing,
yet were given a King,
of heavenly glory.
Our king,
Oh Immanuel.
Isaiah 7:14
"Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign: The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel."
Showing posts with label glory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glory. Show all posts
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Immanuel
Labels:
Christianity,
christmas,
glory,
God,
Jesus,
love,
poetry,
prayer,
unconditional love
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Seas to Drown In
From Your hands the water flows,
like mercy into the darkest depravity,
kindly supressing the burning of sin,
gently healing the years of suffering.
To the ground the cares will fall,
like leaves from the fall trees,
like dust in a dry summer,
displaying a peace that surpasses words.
In the dark the light will shine,
through the souls of the faithful,
trading the sorrow for redemption.
Because really, what else could be sweeter?
Not the taste of honey on a bitter tounge,
but the taste of eternity,
salvation and grace,
to taste the flavours of life unending,
like nothing in this life.
From Your hands comes your love like seas,
ready, ever ready,
for me to drown in.
like mercy into the darkest depravity,
kindly supressing the burning of sin,
gently healing the years of suffering.
To the ground the cares will fall,
like leaves from the fall trees,
like dust in a dry summer,
displaying a peace that surpasses words.
In the dark the light will shine,
through the souls of the faithful,
trading the sorrow for redemption.
Because really, what else could be sweeter?
Not the taste of honey on a bitter tounge,
but the taste of eternity,
salvation and grace,
to taste the flavours of life unending,
like nothing in this life.
From Your hands comes your love like seas,
ready, ever ready,
for me to drown in.
Labels:
Christianity,
faith,
glory,
God,
hope,
Jesus,
love,
poetry,
redemption,
sin,
suffering,
surrender,
trust,
unconditional love
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