To be human is to love and be loved
Have people to call your own and beloved
People who will have your back whenever they are called
Jesus had some, and one who was so-called
The one who sold him out to his foes
Until he gave it up on the cross
The people who lived in darkness,
Who for the fear of death have being kept in perpetual sadness,
Can sing for joy for hope has come.
In His suffering the reign of sin has being halted
Jesus the life-giving spirit,
Has given life to the captives of sin
Hallelujah for His resurrection is our redemption!
Redemption oh wonderful story!
The Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Love of God, the fellowship of the Holy Spirit.
That sweet prayer we are all familiar with,
Is there more to it than what we say?
If there is, what would that be?
Oh, Sweet Redemption
Sweet yet Someone cried through it all
Oh Sweet Redemption, Sweet, yet Someone suffered poverty, became a curse for the cause of the blessing
That humanity may become humane again!
Sweet but not without a price, the price of Jesus
That price that vitalize the love of God
The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ and the fellowship of the Spirit.
And when we utter this prayer, we call to remembrance the REDEMPTION.
The unspoken word in that prayer
Though unspoken yet loud in the hearts of those who know that Christianity came into being by Redemption!
Those who are in the fellowship of his sufferings, the fellowship of the sons of God.
And so, Easter reminds us of one thing: Redemption, that Sweet Redemption!
Easter reminds us of one thing: Redemption, that Sweet but costly Redemption!