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Jesus Peace

All the sin and sorrow of the world are brought to the redeeming love of the cross. Gentle, easy-to-learn melody with simple verses that change only the title of the One who brings peace. (Lamb of God, Son of God, Savior, etc.) SMATB

Lyric Outtake

Lamb of God…
   All the sin of the world,
Lamb of God…
   brought to love on the cross,
Lamb of God…
   every sorrow redeemed.
Lamb of God…
   Jesus. Peace.

Quotes to Consider

"The crucifixion is the tremendous mystery in which God demonstrates the effect of sin and also reveals the extent of God's love." (English, 72)

"Ultimately I have to say: I believe that Jesus is my savior; I believe that I have been grasped by his love…No one else's experience and faith will do. This is the rock upon which I can stand…" (Barry, 20).

In a second century writing, To Diognetus, "The person learns how to live from the God who has loved him. His growth as a Christian is described not in terms of his conformity or nonconformity to laws, but in terms of his becoming more like the God who has met him." (Barry, 24).

"Most basic disorders are connected with a lack of awareness of God's love." (English, 86)

"The hardness of God is kinder than the softness of men, and his compulsion is our liberation." --C.S. Lewis (Healey MSW, 75)

"… even before we have moved in search of God, God has come in search of us." --Abraham Joshual Heschel (Healey MSW, 25)

Scriptures for Meditation

1 Jn 4: 7-19 God so loved the world, he sent his Son
Deut 7: 7-10 God loves and redeems us from slavery
2 Cor 4: 16-19 The old passes away; everything becomes new
Rom 5: 9-11 While we were still sinners, Christ died for us
Lk 15 Lost sheep, lost coin, and Prodigal son and his brother
Lk 7: 36-50 A sinful woman (who shows great love) is forgiven
(See also scriptures for “The Jesus Prayer”)

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