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Hear my prayer of truth,
Faithful through your mercy,
Meeting your will,
Without expectations,
Proudly calling your name,
Only for your honor,
Peaceful words calm my soul,
Pleasurable devotion,
Now and forever,
Complete devotion,
Only to my King,
Lord of Lords,
Oh, hear this prayer of truth,
Forgiving is your mercy,
I will praise your forgivenessBaptized in the Holy Spirit,
Drenched in the blood of Jesus,
Cleansing every ounce of my body,
I bow down at the feet of the cross,
Crying out my salvationThe light of grace radiates over me,
Intoxicating is your love,
Potent is the heart of worship,
Eternal RedemptionNow and forever,
Complete devotion,
Only to my King,
Lord of Lords,
Oh, hear this prayer of truth,
Forgiving is your mercy,
I make this commitment,
Urgently taking this step,
Nothing left to ponder,
I am yours,
My all I give,
Oh Lord,
Now and foreverBy: Leigh Carraway
THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST is a vivid depiction of the last 12 hours of Jesus Christ's life.
Sometime around the year A.D. 30, in the Roman province of Palestine, an obscure Jewish carpenter named Jesus of Nazareth began to teach publicly and to proclaim the coming of a 'Kingdom of God.' For centuries, the Jewish people had expected the appearance of a promised deliverer known as the Messiah --a figure who would restore their ancient dignity, and free their sacred homeland from all evil and despair. In the minds of many, Jesus appeared to be this Messiah. Surrounded by a core group of twelve disciples, Jesus began to attract a massive following from among the common people of Galilee and Judea, who eventually praised him as their Messiah and King. However, Jesus also had many enemies in Jerusalem. The Sanhedrin, a governing senate composed of the leading Jewish priests and Pharisees, conspired to put Jesus to death.
With the aid of Judas Iscariot, a member of Jesus' own inner circle, the Sanhedrin succeeded in arresting Jesus, handing him over to the Roman secular authorities on unsubstantiated charges of treason against Rome. Although Jesus consistently maintained that his Kingdom was a heavenly and spiritual one, the Roman procurator Pontius Pilate, faced with the possibility of a riot, ordered that Jesus be taken outside the city and crucified as a common criminal.
