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<h2>God Tied a Yellow Ribbon</h2>
<p>For all the captured in Adam--
<br />serpent's hostages, voluntary
<br />rebels--
<br />God's love waves its banner 
<br />like a yellow ribbon
<br />around Calvary.</p>

<p>Come home, captive.
<br />Come.</p>

<p>Persecuted and persecutor, come.
<br />Isolated by guilt, sealed in anguish,
<br />away from home;</p>

<p>Ransomed at Calvary.
<br />Come. Enter.</p>

<p>Enter the cross where it
<br />pierced the tomb. Enter,
<br />and exit in the resurrection where
<br />transgressors, abused children,
<br />prisoners, despised,
<br />changed by Calvary into Christ's glorious Bride,
<br />will walk on ribbons of gold, and
<br />hear her Bridegroom say,</p>

<p>"Welcome home!"</p>

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