Saviour
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Saviour
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A decree went out from Caesar
Let the people be numbered
Each in the town of his birth
Let the people obey
A young couple came
To the city of David
She gave birth to the Son of the Lord
In a manger He lay
Jesus of Nazareth
God's only Son
He gave his life as our Saviour
Our lives have only begun
The Son of God; the Son of man
Christ Messiah
Miracles flowed from His hands
But His message was love
He chose twelve from thousands
To witness His teaching
For He knew that He soon must return
To His Father above
Thirty pieces of silver
And Judas betrayed Him
They crcuified Christ on a cross
Where everybody could see
He died to pay for our sin
And our salvation is free know
"Eternal life is God's gift to the world
If you believe in Me
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Barnabas performs "Saviour", and this lyric page sits inside the Barnabas catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Suite For The Souls Of Our Enemies (Part II: Lover) and All Alone with a short reason for opening each page next.
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