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If Christ had risen from the dead, Why say of no resurrection; When you can rise up from your bed, With God and His interjection. If there is no resurrection, Then not even Christ has been raised; Life then would be an infection, Then God would no longer be praised. Then our preaching would be in vain, Your faith also be null and void; Within your heart nothing would reign, Your hope would also be destroyed. Some has been misrepresenting, Of God when they have testified; They do not preach of repenting, And why Jesus was crucified. For if the dead would not be raised, Then Christ would still be in His grave; No need for the Lord to be praised, Because our soul God would not save. Futile faith living in sin, For those who have fallen asleep; Decay of the soul would begin, Having no salvation to reap. But in Jesus Christ we have hope, We are people who have pitied; Through this life helps us to cope, Assuring we are embodied. Jesus have been raised from the dead, The firstfruits of them that have slept; Saved because that Jesus had bleed, For their souls in which Christ has kept. For as by a man put to death, By a man came resurrection; For as in Adam lost his breath, Christ alive shows His affection. Copyright © 2020 Richard Newton Sherrer Vote for this poem
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