I can remain in my thoughts of me

I can remain in my thoughts of me
Or your thoughts of me
Or God’s thoughts of me in Christ
I choose the latter
He chose to suffer
He made a way to make the unright right
What did they do?
What have I done?
None of our persons hold any weight
It is He who condemns
He who forgives
It is in Him I would rather remain

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