One stands out above us all.
Just picking us up when we eventually falls.
And guiding us back to the truth.
One stands out as Almighty.
And no one can contest his strength.
And his name is forever in print.
It's in black and white and spoken in red.
And on the third day he rose up,from being dead.
He's the head and not the tail.
And, he runs from no one.
But does chase you to get to know him.
Although some has in scriptures refused to recognize him.
Still, he's the one.
The greatest of Gods.
With an anointed Son.
His name has been changed accorded to people view.
But, they can't change the name known to me and you.
Or, you and I.
He watches everything we do.
And quietly question us deep down inside.
He's the one.
The one we believers call purely Wonderful.
He floats on air and across the many seas.
He keeps the faithful constantly believing.
He's God.
He's the one.
The one that gave us his begotten son.
And, we ALL should thank Him for the things he has done.
All because He's the One.
Feb 25, 2011
Feb 25, 2011 at 7:20 PM UTC
One stands out above us all.
Just picking us up when we eventually falls.
And guiding us back to the truth.
One stands out as Almighty.
And no one can contest his strength.
And his name is forever in print.
It's in black and white and spoken in red.
And on the third day he rose up,from being dead.
He's the head and not the tail.
And, he runs from no one.
But does chase you to get to know him.
Although some has in scriptures refused to recognize him.
Still, he's the one.
The greatest of Gods.
With an anointed Son.
His name has been changed accorded to people view.
But, they can't change the name known to me and you.
Or, you and I.
He watches everything we do.
And quietly question us deep down inside.
He's the one.
The one we believers call purely Wonderful.
He floats on air and across the many seas.
He keeps the faithful constantly believing.
He's God.
He's the one.
The one that gave us his begotten son.
And, we ALL should thank Him for the things he has done.
All because He's the One.
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