Thank You Jesus for saving me
Thank You for coming from heaven
To rescue and deliver me
From eternal damnation.I was dead, but now I have everlasting life,
I was in darkness and now I walk in Your light.
I was lost but now I am found.
I was blind but now I can see.
I was deaf, but now I can hear.
I was lame but now I can leap for joy.Lord, You were wounded for my sake
and by Your stripes I am healed.
Jesus, You are the truth, the way, and the life.
Savior, You are the same yesterday, today and forever.
There is none like You and nothing can be compared to Your glory,
neither in this time, nor in the ages to come.O Jesus! You are my heaven on earth,
My piece of paradise, my Eden.
I will praise You and seek Your face forevermore!

Eden
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