Power to God's people

the gift of the Anointed Son 
was about birthing new life 
which consists of some suffering 
and much sacrifice 
but understand that Jesus Himself 
granted us the most 
His crucifixion gave birth to us 
receiving the Holy Ghost 

power to God's people 
let the Holy Spirit in us now rest 
power to God's people 
let the Holy Spirit in us manifest 

God wants to breathe on us 
to renew and reform 
God wants to infuse us 
with an energy that will transform 
us to develop a godly posture
with the right attitude 
now standing tall with total recall
reciting Jesus's Beatitudes 

power to God's people 
let the Holy Spirit in us now rest 
power to God's people 
let the Holy Spirit in us manifest 

Jesus sent the promise 
of the Holy Spirit to His brethren 
He told him to wait in their pain 
until He'd return to them 
for pain and promise go hand in hand 
when Jesus is in the mix 
He wants us to learn, be able to discern 
until He returns to transfix 

power to God's people
let the Holy Spirit in us now rest 
power to God's people 
let the Holy Spirit in us manifest 

power to God's people 
now perfectly purified 
from spiritual fires cleansed
and divinely fortified 

now connected to God on a level 
of total transformation 
now connected to God on a plane 
of righteous reformation 

power to God's people 
let the Holy Spirit in us now rest 
power to God's people 
let the Holy Spirit in us manifest

power to God's people 
let the Holy Spirit in us now rest
power to God's people 
let the Holy Spirit in us manifest
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