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This poem is from the ''My Testimony -- To Soar With Jesus Collection''. Written by Daryl Stout. (C) Copyright 1989, 2024 by Daryl Stout. All Rights Reserved. Any abuse or unauthorized usage of this poetry will be dealt with at The Judgment Before Jesus Christ. The ''Soar With Jesus'' Eagle Design was created and designed by Dale Larison, and it is used by permission.
Written By Daryl Stout
2) Those who do not know The Lord aren't forced to be lost.
While Salvation's a Free Gift; there truly is a cost.
For Christ, it cost all He had to wash away our sin.
He died upon that Rugged Cross; and then rose again.
3) Those who do not know The Lord aren't forced to be lost.
They'd rather not repent of sin; and come to The Cross.
Where the ground is level there, to wash one's sin away.
Nothing but The Blood Of Christ; it is the only way.
4) Those who do not know The Lord aren't forced to be lost.
The darkness of their sinful life, it has their soul embossed.
Living only for themselves, and their sins desires.
If they don't repent, they're headed for The Lake Of Fire.
5) Those who do not know The Lord aren't forced to be lost.
Sins like one's teeth after dinner, that's not brushed or flossed.
Detrimental to your health, in more ways than one.
The only way to get to Heaven, is through Christ, God's Son.
6) Those who do not know The Lord aren't forced to be lost.
It's too late once eternity's threshold there is crossed.
In Hell, prayers have no effect; you're there till Judgment Day.
Because you would not accept Christ; The Truth, The Life, The Way.
7) Those who do not know The Lord aren't forced to be lost.
Don't let your heart toward God stay cold; just like a winter frost.
Salvation is for all mankind, regardless of your name.
But, if you refuse the gift, you are the one to blame.
8) Those who do not know The Lord aren't forced to be lost.
Come to Christ; He'll cleanse the sin, in your life, there glossed.
Or you'll hear the tragic words, from Christ on His Throne.
''Depart from Me, To Hell Fire...For You, I've Never Known''.