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1
Low in the grave He lay— Jesus my Savior! Waiting the coming day— Jesus my Lord!
GLow
in the
C
grave
He
G
lay—
DJesus
my
G
Savior!
CWaiting
the
G
coming
day—
AJesus
my
D
Lord!
Up from the grave He arose, With a mighty triumph o’er His foes He arose a Victor from the dark domain, And He lives forever with His saints to reign. He arose! He arose! Hallelujah! Christ arose!
GUp
from the
C
grave
He
a
G-C
rose,
With a
G
mighty
C
triumph
o'er His
G-Em
foes
He
a
Am
rose
a
D
Victor
from the
Em
dark
Cdo
G
main,
And He
C
lives
for
A
ever
with His
D
saints
to
D7
reign.
He
a
G-G7
rose!
He
a
C-Am
rose!
Halle
G
lujah!
D7
Christ
a
G-C-G
rose!
2
Vainly they watch His bed— Jesus, my Savior! Vainly they seal the dead— Jesus my Lord!
Vainly they watch His bed—
Jesus, my Savior!
Vainly they seal the dead—
Jesus my Lord!
GVainly
they
C
watch
His
G
bed—
DJesus,
my
G
Savior!
CVainly
they
G
seal
the dead—
AJesus
my
D
Lord!
Up from the grave He arose, With a mighty triumph o’er His foes He arose a Victor from the dark domain, And He lives forever with His saints to reign. He arose! He arose! Hallelujah! Christ arose!
GUp
from the
C
grave
He
a
G-C
rose,
With a
G
mighty
C
triumph
o'er His
G-Em
foes
He
a
Am
rose
a
D
Victor
from the
Em
dark
Cdo
G
main,
And He
C
lives
for
A
ever
with His
D
saints
to
D7
reign.
He
a
G-G7
rose!
He
a
C-Am
rose!
Halle
G
lujah!
D7
Christ
a
G-C-G
rose!
3
Death cannot keep his prey— Jesus, my Savior! He tore the bars away— Jesus my Lord!
Death cannot keep his prey—
Jesus, my Savior!
He tore the bars away—
Jesus my Lord!
GDeath
cannot
C
keep
his
G
prey—
DJesus,
my
G
Savior!
CHe
tore the
G
bars
away—
AJesus
my
D
Lord!
Up from the grave He arose, With a mighty triumph o’er His foes He arose a Victor from the dark domain, And He lives forever with His saints to reign. He arose! He arose! Hallelujah! Christ arose!
Like with several others, I was up this Easter morning with this hymn resonating in my heart. It was much more a blessing reading from the comments or testimonies of fellow saints from across the globe including the US. Christ's resurrection is the greatest event in the history of mankind. Christ's resurrection is indeed the greatest hope of those following Him. If He died but did not rise, we would have no hope for eternity... And this morning, the Holy Ghost impresses upon my heart that the power of His resurrection is not just about the hope of our rising up at the last day. His resurrection implies that even so shall I arise even in this life! Friend, as you place your hope on Him, even so you will arise out of that sickness, that financial distress, that marital problem and of course, even that sinful habit shall lose its grip over you! Yes, it doesn't matter how strongly the guards (Satan and his cohorts) are armed to ensure you remain in that state. You won't see decay because He didn't. As He didn't decay in Sheol, even so will I, and so will you!
I am reminded of the song, "Glorious Ruins" by Joel Houston of Hillsong and persuaded that as His body was ruined and put away (with the enemy's intent to have it decay), but to Satan's disappointment and dismay, he arose, and even so will he again be disappointed over your case this time and forevermore in Jesus' name! And now then according to the lyrics of Glorious Ruins, I prophesy everything ruined in your life back to life in Jesus' name.
Like with several others, I was up this Easter morning with this hymn resonating in my heart. It was much more a blessing reading from the comments or testimonies of fellow saints from across the globe including the US. Christ's resurrection is the greatest event in the history of mankind. Christ's resurrection is indeed the greatest hope of those following Him. If He died but did not rise, we would have no hope for eternity... And this morning, the Holy Ghost impresses upon my heart that the power of His resurrection is not just about the hope of our rising up at the last day. His resurrection implies that even so shall I arise even in this life! Friend, as you place your hope on Him, even so you will arise out of that sickness, that financial distress, that marital problem and of course, even that sinful habit shall lose its grip over you! Yes, it doesn't matter how strongly the guards (Satan and his cohorts) are armed to ensure you remain in that state. You won't see decay because He didn't. As He didn't decay in Sheol, even so will I, and so will you!
I am reminded of the song, "Glorious Ruins" by Joel Houston of Hillsong and persuaded that as His body was ruined and put away (with the enemy's intent to have it decay), but to Satan's disappointment and dismay, he arose, and even so will he again be disappointed over your case this time and forevermore in Jesus' name! And now then according to the lyrics of Glorious Ruins, I prophesy everything ruined in your life back to life in Jesus' name.