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Verse 1
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She came with the spices
C D
To thy tomb O Lord,
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Knowing not that Thou
G Em
Above the earth had soared.
G
She came void of all hope;
Am
She came expecting death;
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Forgetting the Life-Giver
D G
Who is the living breath.
Verse 2
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In trials and tribulations,
C D
Do we not do the same:
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Looking at our errors,
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Despairing in our blame?
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How often do we wallow,
Am
Abandoning all hope ?
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As though on our own ?
D G
With burden we could cope.
Verse 3
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If Peter lost all hope when
C D
Our Lord exposed his sin,
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Luke would not record
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The three thousand he would win.
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If Paul considered nothing
Am
But his murderous past,
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Would his inspired letters
D G
To this generation last?
Verse 4
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Moses? life was evil,
C D
Every sin he did commit,
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But from this desert bandit,
G Em
A shining lamp was lit.
G
If Mary, Egypt?s harlot,
Am
Had not tried to win his grace,
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Would she now be in heaven ?
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Would she have won the race?
Verse 5
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Our Lord set an example,
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Compelled, we do the same:
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Fight, strive, persevere and
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On us will be no blame.
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If our loving Saviour
Am
Had not endured all pain,
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Would Redemption and Salvation
D G
Ever be our gain?
Verse 6
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I come now with hope
C D
To Thy Tomb O Lord,
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Knowing that in Truth,
G Em
Above the earth Thou soared,
G
I come now with joy,
Am
I come expecting life;
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Knowing that through Thee
D C
I can endure all strife.