Then He Bowed His Head And Died
Redemption's Symphony: A Divine Bow in the Face of Human Suffering
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He heard a thousand mothers weep
He observed the sorrow of a multitude of mothers grieving.
For sons they'd never find
Refers to mothers grieving for sons they will never locate.
The pain of dads who cannot sleep
Expresses the agony of fathers unable to sleep due to pain.
Then He bowed His head and died
Describes a poignant moment when he chose to lower his head and die.
He saw the brokenness of war
He witnessed the devastation caused by war.
The tears of last goodbyes
Refers to the tears shed during final farewells.
He saw the lives all torn apart
He observed lives shattered and in disarray.
Then He bowed His head and died
Reiterates the act of bowing his head and dying in response to the pain.
He felt the weight of prisoners chains
He experienced the burden of chains on prisoners.
He heard their cries at night
He heard the pleas and cries of prisoners during the night.
He felt the lash of every whip
He felt the pain of every whip's lash.
Then He bowed His head and died
Reiterates the act of bowing his head and dying in response to the suffering.
He felt the pain of broken homes
He felt the emotional distress caused by broken homes.
He heard their children cry
He heard the cries of children from broken homes.
Oh, He saw despair and hopelessness
He witnessed both despair and hopelessness.
Then He bowed His head and died
Reiterates the act of bowing his head and dying in response to despair and hopelessness.
From Eden to Golgothas hill
Refers to the journey from the Garden of Eden to Golgotha's hill.
All across the sands of time
Describes the encompassing span of time.
Came love just to buy back fallen man
Expresses the idea that love came to redeem fallen humanity.
God's Son would have to die yes, To die
States that God's Son had to die for this redemption to occur.
A SHOUT split history in two
Highlights a moment in history marked by a significant shout.
And it echoed through the skies
Emphasizes the resounding impact of the shout echoing through the skies.
Oh, The Father, the Father heard
Indicates that the Father heard and accepted the accomplishment of His will.
Thy will tis done!
Quotes the Father acknowledging the completion of His will.
Then He bowed His head and died!
Reiterates the act of bowing his head and dying in fulfillment of the Father's will.
All heaven heard, Thy will tis done!
Asserts that all of heaven heard and acknowledged the fulfillment of the Father's will.
Then He bowed His head and died
Reiterates the final act of bowing his head and dying.
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