It Is No Longer I That Liveth Poem by Henry Brown
It Is No Longer I That Liveth
IT IS NO LONGER I THAT LIVETH
It is no longer I that liveth but Christ who liveth in me
I really only started living the day He set me free
It is no longer I that liveth but Christ who liveth in me
He paid the price for all mankind so that they could be what they should be
It is no longer I that liveth but Christ who liveth in me
Every day with Him as my guide I am fulfilling my destiny
It is no longer I that liveth but Christ who liveth in me
No matter what the world may do I am on bended knee
It is no longer I that liveth but Christ who liveth in me
I am free from fear and doubt as well as worry
It is no longer I that liveth but Christ who liveth in me
Despite what goes on around me I live in victory
It is no longer I that liveth but Christ who liveth in me
When circumstances come my way I just don’t agree
For it is no longer I that liveth but Christ who liveth in me
I will live this life in joy and peace and forever happily
Now that I am dead to self I am really truly free
Cause it is no longer I that liveth but Christ who liveth in me
Henry N Brown Copyright 05 February 2010
Being able to give your life to Christ is truly a blessing. This poem is a bit repetitive for me, but thnx for sharing. It is worship from the heart and I respect it.
I recall the phrase used ot define a 'Christian' = Christ, I Am Nothing' and your beautiful poem tells us all that we are are hidden in Christ, our Lord.10+++++
Surely, goodness and mercy shall follow you all the days of your life and you will dwell in the house of the LORD forever.... amen... claim it! so good!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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amen brother! Let your light shine before men, so that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in Heaven. -Cheng Zheng