Maranatha
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Ascend/Descend

Read Ascend/Descend lyrics by Maranatha on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Maranatha Canonical path: /maranatha/ascenddescend Related lyric paths: 6
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Ascend/Descend

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This is not a call to arms.

Lay down your weapon.

Lay down your crown.

Get off your cross.

We declare restoration in this age of injustice.

This division must be reconciled.

We declare war on this age of arrogance.

Join in the song of the true war cry:

"Come, oh Lord! Maranatha!"

This is a call to act.

To act justly.

To love mercy.

To walk humbly.

Get off your cross.

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