Easter Poem: The Resurrection
Easter poem on the resurrection of Christ
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listen to this Easter Poem if you would like to. Just click on the link above the title of the poem. Music
is the song 'We Adore Thee' by David Delgado and used with
permission. You may translate the poem into your own language - making sure the translation is 'accurate' though.
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We hold
so close to our hearts
The cross where Jesus died,
But so much
more than the blood-stained cross
Is that Jesus came back to
life
The stone's been rolled away;
The tomb lay open and
bare —
They looked for Him, and then the angel said
That He is
no longer here
Oh what joy they must have felt
To see Him
just once more,
To eat with Him, to drink with Him,
To receive
Him back as Lord
So much did He accomplish
Through His
death upon the cross
And in His rising from the dead,
He
reconciled us back to God
Nothing else could bridge the
gap
That sin had wrenched apart —
Now we can freely go to
God
And receive Christ in our hearts. © By M.S.Lowndes
This poem is also on a
picture background available on the 'Heavens Inspirations' Facebook page, click on:
The Resurrection. 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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