We hear the argument, over and
repeatedly
Jesus is not God,
Please tell me, if he is not
Then, is he a fraud?
“I am the resurrection and
life,” he says,
Tell me, was he deluded?
Who else but God could make such
a claim?
None else, I have long
concluded.
He healed a paralytic on the Sabbath
day
And forgave people of their
sin,
He alluded to the fact that he
was God
And the Jews wanted to stone
him.
Was he a lunatic?
Was he a liar?
Was he simply out of his mind?
Or, just a misguided
conspirator?
Be careful how you speak up
For if your answer is “Yes”,
You are the one misguided
To that God’s Word will
attest.
God, Himself, bore witness
That Jesus was His Son,
Surely at Jesus’ baptism
And at his transfiguration.
“I and the Father are one”
You can interpret that how you
feel,
But it makes sense as Jesus declared
it
And to me, that’s how it
appeals.
On this remarkable day
When we celebrate his
resurrection,
Let us take note again
That his rising seals our
redemption.
What if Jesus had died
And he had not also arisen,
Tell me, what would have been
the chance
Of our sin being forgiven?
He would have been no different
From the great men of the past
Who, after all that they had accomplished,
Still passed away at last.
But Jesus, who declared
That he would rise from the dead,
Demonstrated the same
When he left his grave clothes
all neatly spread.
Risen indeed! As only God could have done,
Risen indeed! After earth’s course he had run,
Risen indeed! Is God’s beloved Son,
Risen indeed! In this heart he has won.
Undeniable evidence!
That Jesus is God,
Undeniable evidence!
That Jesus is no fraud,
Undeniable evidence!
That will never fall,
Undeniable evidence!
Go! Spread it abroad.
Stewart Russell © April 2020
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