David
David was God's chosen king
He killed Goliath with just a stone and a sling
He soothed King Saul with the harp that he played
But disappointed God by the mistakes that he made
Yet God still loved him for his heart and his soul
And loves us sinners, his son paid our toll
He died on the cross to set us free
So like King David he hears our plea
Forgive us our sins we humbly pray
And our God replies, your forgiven today.
Samson
Samson was strong, his hair was his strength
To keep this secret he went to great length
He killed many men with the jawbone of an ass
But revealed God's secret to a Philistine lass
She told the soldiers who came and cut his hair
And Samson was made weak his strength he did impair
So we should trust in God and in his son alone
Ignoring temptations in this world and its lowest moral tone
Noah
God brought Noah, news about a great flood
Jesus brought our salvation by shedding his precious blood
Noah trusted God and knew he must obey
And we must trust our saviour because he is the only way
The ark it was a haven to those who would believe
The Cross is the way to heaven for those who will receive
But like the days of Noah when many mocked and scorned
So many sons of Adam rejected our King adorned
So if your wise like Noah and his family
You'll turn your eyes to Jesus, repent and bend your knee
Daniel
Daniel in the lions den, his only sin to pray
But God knew he was faithful and by his side did stay
The King he punished Daniel but little did he know
That God is over all and the lions mouth shut so
So as we live our lives passing day by day
Perhaps we should like Daniel, take some time to pray.
Jesus
Jesus God's own son, the hero of us all
He died on Calvary's cross for us he took our fall
For from our father Adam sin entered this dark place
The only way to conquer it is by Gods marvellous grace
Jesus shed his blood and broke his body too
To die for one and all and rise to make it true
Death is defeated 'Hallejuah' , God is on the throne
So come rejoice and worship him, he wants you for his own.
