Easter poem about Christ's suffering on the cross for us
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I know in life we all go through
A lot of hurt and pain,
But we need to think of Jesus Christ
On the cross with all our shame
For as our Lord was hanging there,
He bore our sin and doubts
And the brokenness that bound our lives
As His precious blood poured out
And in the blood that flowed that day
Is forgiveness for all our sin,
For only Christ's blood is able to cleanse
The deepest stain within
But oh, the pain that He went through
In suffering on His own,
For even the Father turned His face
And He was left to die alone
We could never imagine the anguish
Jesus endured upon the cross
And the love expressed in His dying breath,
When all we did was scoff
And nothing at all we'd ever go through
Could possibly compare
To the horror that the cross portrays
Of our sin, our hurts and fears
For the cross of Christ reconciled us
To our Father God above
And the Holy Spirit empowers us
To walk in transforming love. © By M.S.Lowndes
This poem is also on a
picture background available on the 'Heavens Inspirations' Facebook page, click on The Cross. Also,
you can download the picture right here: Picture Poems - Easter.
If you are wanting to use this poem for children to learn and recite as speeches, you may like to consider breaking up the poem to use in parts, so that the children can learn one part of the poem each. Alternately, you can also use the shorter Easter Card Verses for this purpose as well. Easter Card Verses.
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