Redemption of Holiness By Dominion

I walked once in the sacred glow,
Where songs of grace would ebb and flow.
A child beneath the altar’s flame,
I knew His love, I spoke His name.

But time, it tugged with siren's call,
And pride became my fateful fall.
The world, its whispers loud and sweet,
Led my heart to stray, my soul to cheat.

Through tangled paths of fleeting gain,
I tasted pleasure, but drank the pain.
The shadowed echoes of guilt grew tall,
Yet through the void, I heard His call.

“Return, beloved,” His voice so near,
Soft as a whisper, strong as a tear.
Through shame and scars, His hand reached out,
Breaking the chains of fear and doubt.

On weary knees, I found my place,
At the altar of mercy, in His embrace.
The prodigal heart, now fully known,
Was met with love, unshaken, shown.

The holiness I once betrayed,
By His redemption, has been remade.
A crown of grace, His gift to wear,
A robe of righteousness beyond compare.

No longer lost, no longer blind,
In Christ, my refuge, peace I find.
For though I wandered, He held the thread,
And led me back to the life I fled.

Now every breath, a hymn of praise,
For the love that healed my wayward days.
Redeemed, restored, forever free,
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