Tune: Christchurch
('Now is eternal life')
1 Corinthians 15 v.20-28 parts
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But now Christ arisen
Redeems us from our sin
He the first-fruits, first one
To rise, God's only Son
So we share in the hope, and we
Shall too be raised with Christ, so be
At the end time Christ shall
Have achieved all things well
His be the victory
Full clear for all to see
He shall have put down every rule
Shall give to God the kingdom all
Each power, authority
To God must subject be
And Christ must reign till he
Rules all-victoriously
Death it be the last enemy
That by Him true destroyed shall be
When all things subdued be
God shall be completely
All in all, Christ's work done
He the beloved Son
The resurrection hope, we pray
Strengthen us Lord with this each day
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: July 6th, 2019 01:05
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 6.6.6.6.8.8. That is not me playing!
- Category: Spiritual
- Views: 13
Comments5
Good write but no longer in my world.
Thanks Gold. You would like it to be....?
Thanks UNCLE STEVE : ANGELA HERE (8:15 pm !) LOVE THE the Tune & the Organ very mellow very C of E ! We do have Organs like that in NZ especially CHRISTCHURCH where the Cathedral (now restored) was destroyed in the EARTHQUAKE ! Love 1 Corrinthians 15 *HE IS RISEN INDEED*
BLESSINGS to YOU & your WATCH DOG ~ ANGELA
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Thanks A&B. Need a female companion for Fido - call her Bess?!
Orchi,
A wonderful write accompanied by a very pleasing musical video!
Thank you for sharing!
~Laura~🌻
Thanks Laura. I spared ya me singing it! heehee.
True victory is to be free of everything, materially, emotionally and spiritually
Thanks Suresh. Though I don't go along with being set free of everything. I believe we at least need the spiritual. We all need to be free of my singing, that's a fact! heehee.
When will you be releasing that song you wrote on the battlefield?
Soon, yes M. The one called 'All was fine, until I came along and mucked it all up?' It's subtitled 'Why did I bother to turn up?!' lol.
Don't it make my brown eyes red.
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