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There are times when I think about Jesus and the tears just starts running down my cheeks. It doesn't matter where I am or who I'm with. It's not sad or even happy tears. I can't really explain it. It's just the knowledge of who He is I guess. Has this ever happened to any one else.

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Yeah, sometimes. I'm not a very emotional person and hardly ever cry. But you know something weird? I sat through the entire movie "The Passion of the Christ" and didn't shed one tear. But I usually can't make it through all of the hymns in Church on Sunday without getting teary during at least one. Go figure.

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I cry very often for the reason that His mercy to me was great. I know how much of a sinner I was and how ofter I fail at what He asks me to do. But He still chose me.

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Yeah, sometimes. I'm not a very emotional person and hardly ever cry. But you know something weird? I sat through the entire movie "The Passion of the Christ" and didn't shed one tear. But I usually can't make it through all of the hymns in Church on Sunday without getting teary during at least one. Go figure.

:huh: me too..

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There are times when I start to worry about things of this world and a song comes on my christian radio station that total meets my needs and I get tears in my eyes when I realize all of the blessings He has given in my life. I often wonder why He is so good to me, but I know the answer. I am His child and He loves me. We are all a family and it is going to be a great reunion when I get to meet all of you, my brothers and sisters in Christ, in heaven. Praise God from whom all blessings flow!!

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There are times when I think about Jesus and the tears just starts running down my cheeks. It doesn't matter where I am or who I'm with. It's not sad or even happy tears. I can't really explain it. It's just the knowledge of who He is I guess. Has this ever happened to any one else.

God Bless You

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There are times when I think about Jesus and the tears just starts running down my cheeks. 

Me also.... :huh:

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The thought of who He is and who I was and what He brought me out of will bring tears to this greatful heart. The thought of what He went through for me at calvary will bring tears to this thankful heart. The thought of His great mercy and love will bring tears to this worshipful heart....He is so very good isn't He. Wonderful, Counselor, Prince of Peace. Master, Saviour, Lord, Life...Jesus means everything to me....When I think of the King of Kings and Lord of Lords tears often wash the face of this joyful heart.

:il: :sweating: :il:

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I cried just about the whole way through THE PASSION OF CHRIST and I have been a Christian for 33 years now.. it's nothing new.. same story... different package, yet I cried like I was there.

Yep cried over hyms... cried over sermons, cried when my children where baptized and I could go on

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Yep!

I think about the fact that despite His purity that he would love a sinner like me.

That after all the things I had said and done, He would still accept me into His family

Knowing that He actually CHOSE me.

Just knowing what He did for me.

That the love He has shown in spite of those who did what they did...

Love...

and you can punch Him in the face and He will love you....

you can spite on Him and pull out handfuls of hairs on His face and He will love you

you can make Him drag a heavy cross up a hill made out of the very wood He created and He will love you....

and as you are driving the nails through His hands nailing Him to that cross He will look at you and say "I love you".

Because thats who He is....

He is love...

:il:

How could you not cry over the overwhelming love of it all.

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