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LyricsAll this world gone, destroyed Wicked lives, swallowed lives Your floods of wrath May we be the Noah of our time These days are evil now Final days, sinful days But we know That you will not forsake your precious chosen ones Father, Father Mercy You could end it all Still your grace says no Rainbow of promise now Fragile life, savour life We promise, Lord The blessings of this earth won’t pass us by Your savage murder brings Endless hope not hopeless end For we know The perfect life awaits your precious chosen ones Father, Father Mercy You could end it all Still your grace says no Giver of endless mercy All our deaths deserved Killed another man But not just any man And your kingdom will come in its time But your patience is saving more lives Thank you Jesus, the only Messiah Words and Music © Greg Cooper 2007 Additional pre-production by Rob Smith The simplest and most foundational things to be thankful for are too often absent from my prayers. This song was written as a deliberate attempt to encourage us to pause and focus on one of the most foundational, yet profound, blessings bestowed upon us by God: our existence on Earth. We follow a God who could, at any moment, decide to wipe out Earth because of our sinfulness. He has done so once (Genesis 6-7). Yet due to nothing other than His grace and mercy, He has promised to sustain Earth’s existence until His new creation comes. Consequently, by this same grace and mercy, we have a world of exquisite beauty that we can enjoy. More importantly, by this same grace and mercy, we have been allowed a brief moment on Earth so that in His time, we, and all His chosen ones, would come to faith in Him. Although our true hope lies in the promise of the new creation, do we take the gift of life on this Earth for granted? I do. We live sinful lives for which we deserve nothing but punishment. Yet God has not only granted us this life, but has also promised that we will soon receive a life that will never end. That is mercy.
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