Tune: Horsley
('There is a green hill far away')
Luke 23 v.33-43 parts
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Green hill though far, we not forget
But we remember yet
Of Calvary's days, where Jesus
Was crucified for us
He prayed, Father, forgive, for they
Know not their deeds this day
What they do, putting Christ to death
'Til he drew final breath
But a thief penitent there too
Said, Jesus, Lord, please do
Remember me when you do come
To your kingdom, your home
Jesus said, Truly this day you
Shall be so, it is true
With me in paradise, saved sure
Set free for evermore
He suffered, died, then rose again
The Saviour of all men* (*mankind)
May we journey with him, some sort
E'en if a passing thought
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Author:
orchidee (
Offline) - Published: April 15th, 2022 02:13
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8.6.8.6. format.
- Category: Spiritual
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Comments4
Exactly Orchi, beautiful poem about our Savior
Thanks Blue. Meanwhile, Teddy's eating trees or something! lol.
I read that, haha
The mind boggles!
Hello orchidee
This is a nice hymn you've composed, very timely as well.
tchau...Cassia DeSousa
Thanks C.
Good one Orchi.
Thanks Gold.
Most fitting for your Easter Mr. O methinks ................. Neville
Thanks N. He will be risen e'ermore soon. Well, He already is. You seen any 'e'ermores' around?!
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