What kind of love is this
That while looking through eyes of love upon a fallen race,
God revealed salvation’s plan of restoration,
forgiveness, and grace.
What kind of love is this
That the Lord of Heaven became flesh to dwell among
all men,
That we may become one in Him and be called His
friends.
What kind of love is this
That He could see the joy that lay beyond the cross,
And became the ultimate sacrifice, not counting the
cost.
What kind of love is this
That with His nail pierced hands and His wounded side,
He wore a crown of thorns with His arms opened wide.
What kind of love is this
That says Father, forgive them, they know not what
they do,
And freely gave up His life, for me and for you.
What kind of love is this
That conquered sin and death by shedding His precious
blood,
Removing the sting of death by the power of His love.
What kind of love is this
That when the stone was rolled away, there was an
empty grave,
Rising to new life in resurrection power, a living
hope He gave.
What kind of love is this
That intercedes for us continually from His glorious heavenly
throne,
Until the time comes to call us to our eternal home
above.
What kind of love is this
This is an unconditional love, the love of our Father’s
heart.
“As the
Father has loved Me, I also have loved you, abide in My love”
John 15: 9
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