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THE BLOOD-STAINED CROSS! Language: English. Believers Hymn Book. 48. Book Likes. 1. Song Likes. THE CROSS! THE BLOOD-STAINED CROSS! The Cross! the Cross! the blood-stained Cross! The Cross of Christ I see, It tells me of that precious blood. That once was shed for me. The wrath! the wrath! the awful wrath. That Jesus felt for me!
Larry Sparks's song "Blood Stains On The Cross" is an emotional gospel song that speaks of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ for the salvation of lost souls. The song describes the physical pain and emotional turmoil Jesus experienced while being nailed to the cross.
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Representative Text. 1 The cross! that blood-stain’d cross! The hallowed cross I see! Reminding me of precious blood. That once was shed for me. Refrain: O the blood! the precious blood! That Jesus shed for me, Upon the cross in crimson flood, Just now by faith I see. 2 A thousand fountains spring. Up from the throne of God;
5. Okt. 2015 · The TS shows many marks caused by human blood, fire, water and folding of the cloth that partially obscure the double, front and back, body image that is not yet reproducible 1,2,6,7. In 1988, the ...
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23. Juni 2000 · All Christians must carry the blood-stained banner of the cross. They will not be the most popular or pleasing people, but they will be faithful to God. We should view ourselves as soldiers, not floating along on a rosy bed of ease. People should clearly mark us as those who belong to Christ, who bear His indelible mark. « Galatians 6:16.
29. März 2010 · The Brutal Beauty of Christ’s Crucifixion. Crucifixion – the brutal method of execution devised by the Romans – has become the symbol of Christian faith. Surely there is nothing appealing about dying on a cross: Severe flogging. Victims covered in blood. Long, iron spikes driven into the wrists. Pounded into the feet.
