Now behold the Lamb, so pure and white
A symbol of sacrifice, shining in the night
With eyes of compassion, and a heart so true
The Lamb of God, who came to save me and you
From the highest of heavens, He willingly came down
To take on flesh, and wear a thorny crown
His love knew no bounds, as He walked this earth
Performing miracles and spreading His worth
Through the streets He walked, with such grace and ease
He healed the sick and brought the dead to their knees
With words of wisdom, and parables so wise
The Lamb of God, opened up blinded eyes
But as the time drew near, the Lamb knew His fate
To be betrayed, and suffer a cruel and bitter hate
Yet He did not waver, or try to escape
For He came with a purpose, to seal our fate
Now behold the Lamb, as He carries His cross
With every step, He carries our loss
The weight of our sins, upon His bruised back
He bore it all, without a single crack
Oh how the crowds jeered, and mocked His name
But the Lamb of God, remained still and tame
For He knew the end, of this painful story
He knew that in three days, He would rise in all glory
Now behold the Lamb, as He hangs on that tree
The Lamb of God, who died for you and me
His blood was shed, to wash away our sin
To make us pure, and allow us to enter in
But death could not hold Him, for He rose again
Defeating the grave, and breaking every chain
Now the Lamb sits at the right hand of God
And we are redeemed, by His precious blood
So now every knee shall bow, and every tongue confess
That Jesus is Lord, and He is the best
He is the Lamb, who was slain for our sake
And now behold the Lamb, who has risen to awake
Hallelujah, now behold the Lamb
Our Savior, our King, the great I AM
Let us lift our voices, and shout with glee
For the Lamb has set us free
Now behold the Lamb, with eyes of love
Sent from above, to make us whole
Let us give Him praise, and honor His name
For He is the Lamb, who forever reigns.
Authorship by Mr. Dashaun Rashod Snipes
©️ Mr. Dashaun Rashod Snipes
®️ Now Behold The Lamb
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