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You Hold Me Now

I was introduced to the song below recently, and my heart was just overjoyed  listening to the powerful lyrics. For followers of Christ, we have an unbelievable home in Heaven to look forward to. This world is not our final destination. While I will always see life as precious and beautiful, I know that eternity with God is beyond my comprehension. Go ahead and prayerfully read the lyrics. I pray God uses this song to speak to you today!

You Hold Me Now by Hillsong United

On the day when I see
All that You have for me
When I see You face to face
There surrounded by Your grace


All my fears swept away
In the light of Your embrace
Where Your love is all I need
and forever I am free


Where the streets are made of gold
In Your presence healed and whole
Let the songs of heaven rise to You alone


No weeping
No hurt or pain
No suffering
You hold me now, You hold me now
No darkness
No sick or lame
No hiding
You hold me now, You hold me now


In this life I would stand
through my joy and my pain
Knowing there’s a greater day
There's a hope that never fades


Where Your name is lifted high
and forever praises rise
For the glory of Your name
I'm believing for the day


Where the wars and violence cease
All creation lives in peace
Let the songs of heaven rise to You alone


For eternity
All my heart will give
All the glory to Your Name

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