Shared from the ‘Formerly Fundie’ blog, this is a great lesson in humility and maturity, with an emphasis on peacemaking. Click the picture to go to the blog posting.
Just one caveat: in the blog entry, the writer may be interpreted to infer that making friends with enemies is a condition of sonship. It’s not. See my post Loving your enemies is not a condition of sonship for further reassurance.
Behold the Lamb, by Dave Bankhead and Ray Goudie, sung by Bev Turner on the Hosanna! album ‘Rejoice Africa’, 1992.
A bold and uplifting declaration of our returning King Jesus. What a day that will be!
Behold the Lamb, behold the Lamb
Upon a white horse He returns
In majesty
Faithful and true
He triumphs now to rule and to reign
His eyes like fire
His head full crowned
He holds the nations in his hand
In awesome power
With victory sure
He rides in judgement and to war
Behold the Lamb, behold the Lamb
In shame and sorrow once He came
No crown of thorns
No cross of pain
He stands revealed in glory now
All heaven resounds
He takes His throne
To rule the earth
His world reclaim,
We all will hail with one accord
The King of Kings and Lord of Lords
Behold the Lamb, behold the Lamb
Upon a white horse
He returns
We all will hail with one accord
The King of kings and the Lord of lords