Multiple speakers chant a hymn about loving enemies as captives of sin and forgotten brothers. The piece emphasizes that the true battle is against Satan's influence, not people, and calls for replacing swords with compassion through Christ's example and divine grace.
Chapters
We must love our enemies.
They may seem our adversaries, but are only slaves to sin.
So our battle is not with them, who are Satan's hostages, who are Satan's hostages. We not only see ourselves, but we see a former captive whom the grace of God has helped, whom the grace of God has helped.
Father, show us How to free them with your mercy from above.
For our enemies are brothers who've forgotten how to love.
You have made us in your image.
You've redeemed us through your Son.
Gather us into your house.
Kingdom where no sword is drawn but love, where no sword is drawn but love. Jesus Christ is our example, showing us the face of God when he chose to die for sinners. Rather than to shed their blood.
So we'll fight them with affection, we will conquer them with grace. And may our enemies see Jesus when they look into our face, when they look into our face.
In his time and for his pleasure, pray we all will stand one day reconciled before the Father when the old has passed away, when revenge would cloud our vision, Turn our eyes to Calvary where our Savior died to show us how to love our enemies, how to love our enemies.
Lord and Maker of creation, Every life is dear to thee. By the holy name of Jesus, help us love our enemies.
Help us love our enemies. Help us love our enemies.
