The
goodness of God comes in many ways
He showers it upon us each and every day,
It’s every morning when we open our eyes
It’s visible on the land, in the sea and the skies.
It’s in ways we know but don’t understand
It forms part of the original Divine Plan,
It’s in benefits seen and assistance unseen
It comes in His bounty, not reserved or lean.
One look at creation and there you will see
The
goodness of God to you and to me,
Behold the beauty of nature in splendor
All pointing to the goodness of its Creator.
View the same in the Garden of Eden
A habitat prepared for man at Creation,
Lost but reclaimed at the coming of Jesus
In another Garden where he resolved to save us.
It was the goodness of God
that held him
On a cruel cross while dying for our sin,
Not the rusted nails as some perceived
Nor the shouts of the Jews that didn’t believe.
“Crucify him, crucify him!” they shouted then
To them he was their foe, not their friend,
But notwithstanding their ignorant chant
It was God’s goodness and not
their rant.
From
heaven he came ’twas the goodness of God
Took my
sin and shame ’twas the goodness of God
Died in
my stead ’twas the goodness of God
For me
his blood was shed ’twas the goodness of God.
It was the goodness of God
that held him there
It was the goodness of God
though they didn’t care
It was the goodness of God to
forgive their wrong
It was the goodness of God not
that misguided throng.
Today I rejoice in the goodness of God
That I made a choice for the goodness of God
And now I recline on the goodness of God
Salvation is mine since the goodness of God.
The
goodness of God leads to repentance
The
goodness of God revokes death’s
sentence,
The
goodness of God ensures our
inheritance
Of life everlasting and sin’s remittance.
Stewart Russell © 2017
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