What About Those Blessings

Posted on May 22, 2012 by
Dispute of Jesus and the Pharisees over tribut...

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“What about those blessings, Abram?” Hopefully, as he and Sarai are stuffing their travel bags to accommodate their Pharaoh-purchased one way ticket out of Egypt (Genesis 12:20), these blessings were exactly what consumed his heart and mind. In any event, God will remind him again… and again.

And the Scripture, foreseeing that God would justify the Gentiles by faith, preached the gospel beforehand to Abraham, saying, “In you shall all the nations be blessed.” Galatians 3:8

Look at the promise that Paul reiterates in his letter to the believers in Galatia. He declares to his readers that the gospel was presented to Abraham with the words, “In you shall all the nations be blessed.”

By the time these words were written by Paul, it seems Israel had much forgotten them. How do you forget a promise like that? The Apostle doesn’t leave us wondering. He insists they misread the meaning of the Law… and became arrogant servants to it. So much so, that they are now trying to pervert the young church’s pure and provisional understanding of the gospel of Jesus Christ. They are establishing a gospel that is no gospel!

These, known as Judaizers, were wrongly teaching the believers in Galatia that their faith in Jesus wasn’t enough. Basically, they were demanding that the Gentiles must first become Jews before they could become Christians. Here’s where things get interesting! Paul, without apology, will question their authenticity as true children of Abraham (3:6-7).

What!?! Doesn’t Paul know that each of these he’s bringing admonition against are card-carrying Israelites with their records safely stored in downtown Jerusalem? Yes… he does, but he also knows of God’s promise to Abraham. He gets it that ‘Abraham believed God, and it was counted to him as righteousness.’ He understands that the Law was given to drive us to the gospel that was preached to Abraham.

The Law is supposed to be much like that stick a child whacks a hornet’s nest with. From a distance the nest is a beautiful and wonderful work. However, once it’s disturbed, you’ll not want to be near enough to gaze upon the masterpiece. The Law makes known what is hidden in the nest. It reveals our sin.

But the promise to Abraham was given before the Law. It was given before circumcision was ordained. As a matter of fact, it was the first thing given. God promised that through Abraham would come a Seed who would bless all the nations of the world. Abraham believed just that and it was counted unto him as righteousness. We are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ… without the works of the Law.

A long time later, the Seed made us aware of just how true these words are. Jesus, confronted once again by the Pharisees, assured them, “Your father Abraham rejoiced that he would see my day. He saw it and was glad.” John 8:56

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An Ordinary Day With God: Series Introduction

Posted on May 22, 2012 by

“So do not worry about tomorrow; for tomorrow will care for itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” Matthew 6:34

Each portion of each day has strategic significance. We will begin a short series looking at each portion of the day: Morning, midday, and evening. We cannot live buried in the past or constantly looking towards our future. We must be focused on today in order to handle whatever evil comes our way. The Bible says that each day has enough trouble of its own. We will start off with an overview of God’s amazing attributes in order to understand how to live each day. We share in God’s attributes because we are created in His image and likeness in our soul and in our spirit. We can be loving, just, merciful, caring, and forgiving. God has some attributes, however, that He shares with no man, no angel, or the devil himself because He alone is God. Remembering the attributes unique to God helps us realize why we should include Him in our day.

Our God is omnipotent. He is all powerful and can do anything He pleases. There is nothing that hems Him in. There is no glass ceiling; nothing can stop Him. In the book of Revelation it says, “The Lord God omnipotent reigns.” He is almighty. In Jeremiah 32:17 it says, “Ah, Sovereign Lord, you have made the heavens and the earth by your great power and outstretched arm. Nothing is too hard for you.” God is greater than any man. He created the universe and all that is within it, including man. There is nothing our great God cannot do.

Our God is omniscient. This means He is all-knowing. He knows everything that already happened, everything that is to come, and what is happening right now. He knows how many hairs are on your head and the number of your days on Earth. He knows what is going on in your mind. God knows all of your secrets. “Great is our Lord, abundant in strength; His understanding is infinite.” Psalm 147:5. In 1 John 3:20 it says, “God is greater than our heart and knows everything.” There is nothing hidden from God. He knows more about you than your closest friends and your loved ones. Those deep and dark secrets you keep are already known to God. Sorrow, pain and grief out of sight to others are clearly visible to God. Your devastating disappointments, joyful moments, and glorious achievements are known to God. God knows your sins committed in the night. His light shines everywhere on all things.

Our God is ominpresent. He is everywhere present all of the time. “If I go up to the heavens, you are there; if I make my bed in the depths, you are there. If I rise on the wings of the dawn, if I settle on the far side of the sea, even there your hand will guide me, your right hand will hold me fast” Psalm 139:8-10. Jeremiah 23:23-24 says, “‘Am I only a God nearby,’ declares the Lord, ‘and not a God far away? Who can hide in secret places so that I cannot see them?’ declares the Lord. ‘Do not I fill heaven and earth?’
declares the Lord.”  He is here with us now, just as He is there with someone on the far side of the Earth. We are never alone or forsaken. God does not leaves us to help another. He is an ever-present help in good times and in times of trouble. He will always answer us when we call to Him. There is never a busy signal, or a recorded message. There is a loving God always beside us all day, everyday.

As a Christian who is in a relationship with a God who knows everything, can do anything, and be everywhere, why would you choose not to be in daily communication with Him? Why would you choose not to converse with Him, praise Him, and tell Him that He and He alone is all of these aforementioned things? We are blessed to be able to call on a God who has this kind of capacity to lead us and guide us. Every part of our day should include our wonderful God!

How  often  do  you  prepare  yourself  for  the  day  through  conversation  with  God? What  challenges  would  you  need  to  overcome  to  do  this?                                                  Read Psalm  143:8-10.  Pray  this  prayer  to  God  in  your  own  words.

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Faith Child – when you are down

Posted on May 22, 2012 by
Faith Happens

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When you are down as we sometimes are, the Father understands. He will
” pick you up”

Lyrics to Jesus Will Pick You Up :
If he has to reach (way down) Jesus (Jesus will pick you up)
 If he has to reach (way down) Jesus (Jesus will pick you up)
 If he has to reach (way down) Jesus (Jesus will pick you up)
Jesus (Jesus will pick you up if he has to reach way down (repeat)
 
If you go out and party all night long
 Singing in the choir on sunday morning Like you done nothing wrong
 If you can’t sing the way you used to
 It’s because you’re doing the same thing that sinners do
(repeat chorus)
If you’re in the pulpit preaching so bold
 Preaching for the money and not caring for the soul
 If you cn’t preach my brother the way you use to
 It’s ’cause you’re doing the same thing that sinners do
(repeat chorus)
If your hair do and your fancy clothes won’t let you say amen
If your diamond rings and your designer shoes won’t let you pat your feet and clap your hands
If you can’t praise Him the way you use to
 It’s ’cause you’re doing the same thing that sinners do
(repeat chorus)
If you have to reach (way down) (repeat and ad lib)
Jesus will pick you up (repeat and ad lib)
If he has to reach way down…………..
 
from The Williams Brothers lyrics
 

He understands my tears – by the Isaacs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpizJmVrhKk

Its hard to believe He still loves me
Knowing how wrong I have been
When all I can say is I am sorry
When all I can feel is my sin
He understands when all I can do is cry
He feels the hurt that no one can see down inside
And when the worst is in the way, I know He is still here
He understands my tears
You may not believe that I’m broken
All that you can see is my smile
He sees the heart that is broken
He hears the heart that is unspoken
And He gives the strength to each child
He understands when all I can do is cry
He feels the hurts when no one can see them inside
Give him the hurts, give him the way
I know He’s still here, for He understands my tears.
But when the words get in the way
I know He’s still here, for He understands when no one else can
He understands my tears.
 

I lift up my hands to give you praise

I Lift My Hands lyrics
Songwriters: Christopher Tomlin;Matt Maher;Louie GiglioBe still, there is a healer
His love is deeper than the sea
His mercy, it is unfailing
His arms are fortress for the weakLet faith arise
Let faith ariseI lift my hands to believe again
You are my refuge, You are my strength
As I pour out my heart
These things, I remember
You are faithful, God, foreverBe still, there is a river
That flows from Calvary’s tree
A fountain for the thirsty
Pure grace that washes over meLet faith arise
Let faith arise

I lift my hands to believe again
You are my refuge, You are my strength
As I pour out my heart
These things, I remember
You are faithful, God, forever
[ From: http://www.elyrics.net/read/c/chris-tomlin-lyrics/i-lift-my-hands-lyrics.html ]

I lift my hands to believe again
You are my refuge, You are my strength
As I pour out my heart
These things, I remember
You are faithful, God, forever

Let faith arise, let faith arise
Open my eyes, open my eyes
Let faith arise, let faith arise
Open my eyes, open my eyes

I lift my hands to believe again
You are my refuge, You are my strength
As I pour out my heart
These things, I remember
You are faithful, God, forever

And I lift my hands to believe again
You are my refuge, You are my strength
As I pour out my heart
These things, I remember
You are faithful, God
You are faithful, God, forever

Let faith arise
Let faith arise

 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=of4fvzKnId0
 

I lift up my hands to give you praise

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJ0h7qpUPXI&feature=related

 
 
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Free from Demonic Strongholds

Posted on May 22, 2012 by

Free from Demonic Strongholds
Written by Christian author, Pola Muzyka.

http://strongholdsmashers.com/religion/free-from-demonic-strongholds/

Strongholds are meant to keep people safe either from what or who is on the outside, or from what or who is on the inside.

The stronghold of the Lord is safety in His presence. Sin separates us from God. Strongholds take root when sin is allowed to flourish and prosper. Knowing that He has, and can deliver us from our sins gives us peace.

Psalm 18:2-3 (GW) 2The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my Savior, my God, my rock in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the strength of my salvation, my stronghold. 3The Lord should be praised. I called on him, and I was saved from my enemies.

A demonic stronghold in our lives can cause us to feel or become a prisoner even if we believe that we have been delivered from the curse of sin and death by the sacrifice of Christ Jesus. This type of stronghold can be temporary or last for years in a host’s life.

When problems arise, the natural man has a tendency to react instead of realizing that there is deliverance from these problems. That’s the difference between freedom in Christ and oppression. A demonic stronghold is described well as a prison in Revelation.

Demonic strongholds are worth recognizing because they could have a demon attached to them. They will start out as sin or an outside oppression, but will become a habit sanctioned by the oppressed person, and/or an irritating comfort zone.

We have authority over the strongholds in our lives, if we have received salvation. It’s up to us to recognize them and refuse them. The Bible says, ‘resist the devil and he will flee from you’–let go of the sin that imprisons and let God take over.

This blog is meant to call your attention to the strongholds in your life. It’s up to you to pray, take control back from the enemy, and learn all you can about the strongholds and how they enter your life while you block all the entrance points, bind, and cast out all the demons [curses]. We already have the victory in Jesus Christ. See the post on curses.

James 4:7 So place yourselves under God’s authority. Resist the devil, and he will run away from you.

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Turn, Turn, Turn – Biblical Repentance

Posted on May 22, 2012 by

A study on Biblical repentance….

THE SCRIPTURE:

And said unto them, Thus it is written, and thus it behoved Christ to suffer, and to rise from the dead the third day: And that repentance and remission of sins should be preached in his name among all nations, beginning at Jerusalem. (Luk 24:46-47)

THE STUDY:

Our text can be divided into 2 parts:

Part #1 – vs 46 – This verse teaches us the basis of true peace, contentment and security in the midst of an ever changing world… the Lord Jesus Christ and His work on behalf of His people.

 

Thus it is written, 

The basis of our security on this earth is a subject covered in great detail throughout the entire Bible.  Both Old and New Testaments are filled with prophecies, historical accounts, and personal testimonies of the Lord Jesus Christ, His work while on earth, and the results of that work.

 

and thus it behoved

The Greek word translated “behoved” is a word that means “it was absolutely necessary”, “binding to fulfill a purpose”.  In other words, what Christ accomplished as He lived, died and arose was a work that was absolutely necessary to be performed.  He was bound to perform this work if His people were to be saved and made secure.

 

Christ to suffer, and to rise from the dead the third day:

This work of Christ involved, His suffering and death at the hands of the Jews, the Romans, and by implication, each one of us.   He suffered and died for the sins of His people so that they might be saved. (Matt 1:21)  We all have sinned, and therefore, by implication, are responsible for the suffering and death of Christ.

Christ’s suffering and death on the cross was an absolute necessity to pay the price for the sins of His people (Col 1:20-23, Col 2:13-15)    Then, Christ’s resurrection was the proof given to man that His sacrifice was acceptable to God to pay the price for the sins of His people. (1 Cor 15:12-18)

Together these works of Christ (His death, burial, resurrection, and their proofs, make up the gospel “good news” of Christ 1 Cor 15:1-8).

 

Part #2 – vs 47 – This verse teaches us of our need to turn to Christ to receive His salvation and security.

 

And that repentance and remission of sins

Here, the word “repentance” comes from a Greek word defined as “to turn”, “to reverse” or “to change”.

In other words, salvation will only come to those who are willing to turn from their sin and their unbelief.

In Mark 1:14-15, Jesus Himself issues an invitation to those who see their need of forgiveness, communion and security from God.  What was His call? “Repent ye and believe the gospel”.

He was telling sinners everywhere that they were to turn:

  1. from sin to His service (they must come being willing to give up their sin and be willing to now obey Him.)
  2. from rebellion to submission (they must be willing to no longer live for themselves but now be willing to submit to His will for their lives.)
  3. from disbelief to faith in Him (they must leave their doubting and denial behind and come to acceptance of His existence, Deity and work on their behalf.)

This is the type of “turning” that the Bible prescribes for anyone who sees their sinful condition and desires forgiveness from the Lord Jesus Christ.  This “turning” works faith in our hearts as our attitudes about sin, Christ, and His Word changes we come to a point of belief in Him.

As Christ intervenes in our life He turns us from sin to Him and, in doing so, grants us remission for our sins.  “Remission”  means “to deliver” or “to grant freedom from”.  Much like a rescued slave is delivered from their captivity and granted their freedom, Christ does the same for the truly repentant.  (Gals 4:3-7)

 

should be preached in his name among all nations, beginning at Jerusalem.

This message is so important Christ has given a command for us to take this message of “repentance and remission” to everyone on the face of the globe.   Why? Everyone has sinned and is in the need of a Savior.  (2 Tim 2:25-26, Acts 17:30)

 

THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION

For the Christian….

We should always have thankful hearts, realizing Christ gave us the ability and led us to repentance entirely based upon His grace….  (Jer 31:18, 2 Tim 2:25-26).  Lets serve Him today from a heart filled with appreciation for all He Hass done for us!!!

For those who have never trusted in Christ…

The call of Christ is plain “repent ye and believe the gospel”. Turn to Christ and trust Him with your sin, your life, your needs, your goals… and your eternity.   It is only through turning to Him and trusting Him that you can receive forgiveness from your sin, peace in the midst of a turbulent world, and security knowing you are headed for an eternity with Him in paradise.   (Romans 6:, 2 Cor 4:)

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Q21 ” what about someone who receives Christ but continues to live like an unbeliever ?”

Posted on May 22, 2012 by

This is a question that is troubling not only for us in this century, but it also troubled Paul in the first century.

Firstly, lets say this much;  the moment we believe in the blood of Christ shed for us on the cross – we have eternal life. John 6:47 says “he who believes has everlasting life”.  That means that irrespective of our behaviour, the blood of Christ is effective in saving us, because it is His behaviour not ours, that brings us right standing with God.

In Galations 5, Paul talks about 2 themes, Freedom in Christ & Life by the Spirit. These 2 themes are companions, they are always supposed to travel together. It is only as we see our awesome release from all bondage, obtained for us on the cross, that we are energized to live magnificent lives by the Spirit. To attempt to live in such a way without a revelation of Christ is religion at it’s worst – simply dead works.

By talking about the fruit of the Spirit, v22-23, Paul is describing what a life led by the Spirit looks like. He is not saying -’you need to bear this fruit to qualify as a Christian’ but rather ‘because Christ has already qualified you as a Christian by the blood He shed for you – this is what your life will look like”.

Unfortunately, the Christian church in the western world is so well established now that the very fundamentals of our faith are often lost in programs, culture and traditions. Many Christians rarely talk about the very one who’s name they have adopted as Lord and Saviour. It is as though they know about Him, but they don’t know Him.

In my view it is impossible to live a life that is blatantly un-Christian once we have grasped the magnitude of what Christ accomplished on the cross. It would be like watching a loved one die and then going about your life as if nothing had happened – quite unthinkable.

So my conclusion is this; we must stop playing church! We must stop presenting a gospel that treats the precious shed blood of Christ as if it was only a tragic event that happened 2000 years ago. It is personal, it is to be treasured by each individual, it cannot be treated lightly, if we truly grasp it’s magnitude it will change us forever… then we will truly live like a believer.

I’ve been a Christian a long time, but it wasn’t until I stared in awe at the staggering work of the cross that I was  really motivated to live for Him. But now it’s such a joy, not a chore, just to live for Him.

Graeme

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What’s in a Name ?

Posted on May 22, 2012 by

Today is a pretty exciting time in our household. We will be welcoming a new puppy having gone through the self-imposed,  mandatory waiting period before considering one to follow our recently departed Bre- Am.

It seemed that part of our hearts went with her after those 13 years that she was with us. We had said more than once “Not again!”. Until…….. a call came from Judy; “I’m getting a puppy from a friends daughter who lives in Phoenix. Would you like one  too?” My response was; “Give me a second to think about it… time’s up!” The mistake was to have opened the pictures she sent.

Within hours a new doggie- door was installed, a barrier for “her space”,  ramps to the yard from the deck, toys, and holistic food, (flowers for her room were to come later). The quandary came (as it does); “What shall we call her?”. Periodically, as names would come into our heads, we would jot them down. Calls came from our daughters (sons don’t care) offering the biblical, cute, or expressive. Some fell tripingly from the tongue, others fell flat.

Not until yesterdays sermon did some things begin to connect. It was about Jesus’ query in Mar:27,  where He asks His disciples; “Who to people say that I am” and then later to Peter ” Who do YOU say that  I am”.

For ordinary humans our name is a symbol of who we are. It often influences how others think of us, even how we think of ourselves. As a child we can be called Jimmy or Jenny Girl, and later prefer James or Virginia. Our name may even suggest our personalities. My name is Harry Milton; I sign it “Milt”.

In the case of Jesus’s birth the choice was not made by accident,  nor did He grow into it. The Angel Gabriel told his mother, Mary; “His name will called Jesus”. She had nothing to do with the selection.

We are known by our relationships.  I was known by some as Harry and Mabel’s kid. We are known by those we run around with, or perhaps by our chosen occupation. Whether we might be  a teacher or doctor;  a misfit or bum, creates an image.

Jesus was an enigma for the people of his day; they could not pin him down to a vocation they understood; Rabbi, teacher,  prophet -teller of tall tales? Matttew reveals; The son of man came eating and drinking and some said; “Behold a gluttonous man and a drunkard; a friend of tax collectors and sinners”.

In the Holy Shrines of Jerusalem; in response to the words “Who do the people say that I am?” the Jews say He is a prophet like Elijah. The Muslims say the son of God like Mohammed. The Christians say; “You are the Christ, son of the living God”.

Peter said; “You are the Messiah”. In effect, we know YOU for what you have done in our hearts and lives; what we have seen you do for and in others.

Well,  for those who wonder how in the world am I going to put this together with naming a puppy? I can’t of course; Except to say; we will wait to say who she says she is by what she does as she takes residence in our hearts; how she responds to love and command alike.

She will name herself…… as we do, as we BE ……. faithful or not;  when we may be then called “SAVED”.

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Fibbing with Abraham

Posted on May 21, 2012 by
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[Abraham Lincoln, Congressman-elect from Illinois. Three-quarter length portrait, seated, facing front] (LOC) (Photo credit: The Library of Congress)

And Abram journeyed on, still going toward the Negeb. Now there was a famine in the land. So Abram went down to Egypt to sojourn there, for the famine was severe in the land. Genesis 12:9-10

Say you are my sister, that it may go well with me because of you, and that my life may be spared for your sake.” Genesis 12:13

I know it seems like it’s pick on Abram week, but just one more time let’s take a quick glance at the problems surrounding his Egyptian vacation. To this point, he has made decisions without God’s guidance, which has left him in a land where he wasn’t called to go. Now, to make it worse, we find that Abram has left his belt in Bethel!

What do you mean, you don’t see anything in the text about a belt? Look at verse thirteen again. Okay, so it doesn’t literally say Abram forgot his belt, but Paul tells us that he did.

“Stand therefore, having fastened on the belt of truth…” Ephesians 6:14

Imagine that conversation between Abram and his wife…

“Look, Sarai! You’re a really beautiful woman see… so when we get down to Egypt, you tell everyone you’re my sister so they’ll treat me good.”

“Ummm… Abe, why would I do that? I’m not your sister, I’m your wife!”

“Yeah but honey, you’re a little bit my sister (see Genesis 20:12).”

You have to give it to old Abram… he called it well. In Egypt, they treated him good. All it cost him was his wife! Pharaoh took Sarai and Abram got a camel.

I don’t mean to make this sound humorous because it’s not. Abram’s little half-truth made a mess of things to so great a degree that a divine intervention by God is all that could restore Abram’s and Sarai’s relationship.

Why didn’t Abram tell the truth? By the way, a half-truth is not a half-truth… it’s a lie! Is it possible that because Abram didn’t trust God in the little necessities of his life (food), and because he failed to seek God’s guidance before he moved (prayer), that he was completely losing all confidence in God’s abilities to deliver on the promises He made? The problem with abandoning the truth is that without the truth all the rest of the armor disintegrates.

Had Abram completely forgotten the promises? God said He would make Abram a great nation! He couldn’t very well do that if Abram starved to death or even if the Egyptians killed him.

So what can we glean from this then? Do we trust God’s promises to us to such a degree that we are known by others as a people of truth? Can we speak these words with Paul?

Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6-7

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Urdu Blog – 33 Reflecting on our trials

Posted on May 21, 2012 by

A Christian should not be surprised if he/she faces trials. Trials are meant to strengthen us in the faith and  if we trust in the Lord we will know that He is with us just as He promised  ”Lo I am with you even to the end of the world.”

The following blog was translated into urdu from a blog in English written by faithful4him

33-Reflecting on Our Trials_Ur

The original blog in English can be read at

http://ptl2010.com/2012/04/12/reflecting-on-our-trials/

Be encouraged as you read this blog and share it with friends and family and associates. Be strong when you face trials Jesus will help you.

 

 

 

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Faith Child – Your great Name – Alive!

Posted on May 21, 2012 by

Is there a name more powerful than the name of Jesus?

Lost are saved, find their way at the sound of your great name
All condemned feel no shame
At the sound of Your great Name
Every fear has no place
At the sound of Your great Name
The enemy; he has to leave
At the sound of Your great Name.

Jesus, Worthy is the Lamb that was slain for us
Son of God and Man
You are higher than the world
All the world will praise Your great name.

All the weak find their strength
At the sound of Your great Name

Hungry souls receive grace
At the sound of Your great Name

The fatherless, they find their rest
At the sound of Your great Name

Sick are healed and the dead are raised
At the sound of Your great Name

Jesus, worthy is the Lamb that was slain for us..
Son of God and Man
You are higher and lifted up,
All the world will praise your great name
Your great name.
O Redeemer, My Saviour Lord Almighty ,
You are my King
Redeember, my Healer, Lord Almighty
Our Saviour, Defender , my Saviour, my Lord Almighty.

Jesus
The Name of Jesus,
You are high and lifted than the earth,
All the world will praise your name
Worthy is the Lomb that was slain for us
Son of God you are higher than the earth
All the world will praise your great name
Your great Name, Your great Name

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus… Jesus, .. Jesus, Jesus.
Your great Name.

Alive,  death has lost and love has won. I am His, He is alive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=oCg3HU1jhVA&feature=endscreen

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