At
Calvary
Think of the Apostle Paul when you sing this song. It
reminds me of him crucifying Christians. It reminds me of his pride in what he
thought he was doing right. Then along came Jesus on the road to Damascus and
asked him why he was crucifying Him. It was through his blindness and a
believer that made him see, not only physically but spiritually also. Because
of God’s grace and the salvation plan, Paul became just as strong in bringing
others to Christ than when he was crucifying them. God’s grace extends to us
and helps us see through our prideful ways. His mercy endures forever. Praise
the Lord!
Lyrics by William R. Newell, arranged by Daniel B. Towner
“Years I spent in vanity and pride, caring not my Lord
was crucified, knowing not it was for me He died on Calvary.
By God’s word at last my sin I learned; Then I trembled
at the law I’d spurned, till my guilty soul imploring turned to Calvary.
Now I’ve given to Jesus everything, Now I gladly own Him
as my King, now my raptured soul can only sing of Calvary.
Oh, the love that drew salvations plan! Oh, the grace
that brought it down to man! Oh, the mighty gulf that God did span at Calvary.
Mercy there was great, and grace was free; Pardon there
was multiplied to me; There my burdened soul found liberty, at Calvary.
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