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Forever Indebted To Him

Precious Jesus, I had a huge debt
that I could not pay, 
indebted in soul to the prince of this world
until Your blood came and washed it all away.

I was held fast with the cords of sin
in hopeless agony, 
until the day I asked Jesus the Christ into my life
while praying upon my bended knees.

You ask me, “Now that you are free, 
what will you do with your life”?
But I say, it is a wrong thought my friend
for I belong not to me anymore but to this Christ Who was crucified.

No longer a slave to sin am I
now only a bondwoman of love, 
I will gladly serve You until I die
and then in Heaven above.

Forever indebted to the Master
the One Who died for me, 
so gladly I will serve Him
through all eternity.

Written by:  Marilyn S. Jennings
2000

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