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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Can you see where true hope is found? Will you build your life on solid ground? Are your hopes based on something sound? Will you bend your knee at Calvary’s mound? Do you know how to conquer pain? Must you stumble through life’s empty strain? Are your losses to be counted as gain? Will you bow your head at Calvary’s precious stain? At the foot of the cross At the tomb’s open door Faith will find answers and so much more For seekers shall find And slave be set free There’s mercy and grace for you and for me At the foot of the cross Do you know your place in eternity? Will you accept Jesus on bended knee? Are your sins covered for all to see? Won’t you share your hope with those like me? Can you see where true hope is found? Will you build your life on solid ground? Are your hopes based on something sound? Will you kneel and pray at Calvary’s mound? At the foot of the cross At the tomb’s open door Faith will find answers and so much more For seekers shall find And slave be set free There’s mercy and grace for you and for me At the foot of the cross At the foot of the cross At the tomb’s open door Faith will find answers and so much more For seekers shall find And slave be set free There’s mercy and grace for you and for me At the foot of the cross
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