Crowns
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Crowns
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There is a hill I cherish
Where stood a precious tree
The emblem of salvation
The gift of calvary
How is it I should profit
While he is crucified
Yet as his life was taken
So I was granted mine
My wealth is in the cross
There’s nothing more I want
Than just to know his love
My heart is set on Christ
And I will count all else as lost
The greatest of my crowns
Mean nothing to me now
For I counted up the cost
And all my wealth in the cross
I will not boast in riches
I have no pride in gold
But I will boast in Jesus
And in his name alone
And when I stand in glory
My crowns before the Lord
Let this be my confession
My wealth is in the cross
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