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| What our Savior Saw from the Cross, J. Tissot |
"And many a sad hour
later
He climbed a tree at last,
And there, his great heart breaking,
He hung, a poor outcast."
"His love was still unfailing
His arms he opened wide,
And there in love he suffered
And there in love he died."
He climbed a tree at last,
And there, his great heart breaking,
He hung, a poor outcast."
"His love was still unfailing
His arms he opened wide,
And there in love he suffered
And there in love he died."
The Poems of St. John of the Cross—Songs of the Soul,
trans. Kathleen Jones
(London, 1993), p. 65
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check out these masterpieces from the SkitGuys.com:
Six Accounts Leading up to Christ's Death on the Cross
