God's Human Oddities
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God's Human Oddities
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It's obvious what the world wants
To wipe away God's fingerprints
To know divine authority exist
No accountability or reason to repent
God's human oddities
God's human oddities
Man is not thankful in their futility
They imagine themselves to be wise
Their foolish hearts are full of darkness
They don't see the power of the cross is life
God's human oddities
God's human oddities
Live for the flesh embraced until the end
Mortify the deed
Mortify the deed
Mortify the deed of the flesh
Why do you deny the existence of love?
Say no one looks down on you from above
To be free of God is to not be free at all
It means having no one to hear you when you call
Live for the flesh embraced until the end
Mortify the deed
Mortify the deed
Mortify the deed of the flesh
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