I committed a sin so grave that infinite justice demanded the death penalty.
But on my way to the gallows, the victim of my infinite crime stepped into my shoes and in an act of infinite love, was executed in my place so that I may live.
I committed a sin so grave that infinite justice demanded the infinite price: the death penalty.
But on my way to the gallows, the victim of my infinite crime stepped into my shoes and in an act of infinite love, was executed in my place so that I may live, not only in this temporal life but for all eternity
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