Knowing therefore the terror of the Lord, we persuade men.
–St. Paul in 2 Corinthians 5:11 (KJV)–
Fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul:
but rather fear Him which is able to destroy both soul and body in Hell.
–Jesus Christ in Matthew 10:28 (KJV)–
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Who you gonna throw in the lake of fire
O God our Lord?
Who you gonna throw when the flames get higher
O God our Lord?
The Devil and the man with the dark desire
O God our Lord
The Devil and the man with the dark desire
O God our Lord
O God our Lord, O God our Lord
Who you gonna throw in the lake of fire
O God our Lord, O God our Lord
Will my name be there when the books are opened?
O God our Lord
Will my name be there when the books are opened?
O God our Lord
You better know now, don’t just be hoping
O God our Lord
You better know now, don’t just be hoping
O God our Lord
O God our Lord, O God our Lord
Will my name be there when the books are opened?
O God our Lord, O God our Lord
Who’s outside of the Holy City?
O God our Lord
Tell me, who’s left out of the Holy City?
O God our Lord
The liar and the thief and the ones half ready
O God our Lord
The liar and the thief and the ones half ready
O God our Lord
O God our Lord, O God our Lord
Tell me who’s left out of the Holy City?
O God our Lord, O God our Lord
My, My, My Lord
I’m crying out to you master, oh Lord
Don’t you know I need you, oh Lord?
Have mercy on a poor sinner like me, Oh Jesus
Don’t you know I need you, Oh Lord?
–Keith Green, “O God Our Lord”–
The Horror Themes of Scripture
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