A BIBLICAL HOPE

hope is the expectation of 
our hearts desires 
hope is what we hold on to 
to keeps us inspired 

a biblical hope 
the assurance that what's been proclaimed 
will be provided to us 
in Jesus's name 

yet hope has a way of forming 
its own twisted path 
there'll be ups, there'll be downs 
just pray your hope lasts 

a biblical hope 
the assurance that what's been proclaimed
will be provided to us 
in Jesus's name 

holding onto promises everlasting 
Is what biblical hope ensures 
that the grace of God and the mercy of God 
will forever endure
holding onto promises eternal 
In the presence of He 
the Universal Creator 
The Great I Am 
the God of impossibility 

a biblical hope is needed in the midst 
of struggle and strain
emphatically believing that God's favor 
will forever sustain 

A biblical hope 
the assurance that what's been proclaimed 
will be provided to us 
in Jesus's name 

a biblical hope is required 
in atmospheres of despair 
a confidence  that God's magnimity 
will always be here

a biblical hope the evidence of things unseen 
trusting in God's promises and all they mean 

a biblical hope 
the assurance that what's been proclaimed 
will be provided to us 
in Jesus's name 

now let's respect and recognize God's timing 
and act accordingly 
so the manifestation of what we hoped for 
arises majestically 

a biblical hope 
the assurance that what's been proclaimed 
will be provided to us 
in Jesus's name 

a biblical hope 
the assurance that what's been proclaimed 
will be provided to us 
in Jesus's name
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